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Why does my dog often throw up yellow fluid?
Common causes of yellow vomit are prolonged hunger, overeating, gastroenteritis, or swallowing foreign objects. If the dog eats too fast, use a slow-feeder bowl and feed on a fixed schedule to avoid hunger or overfeeding. If yellow vomiting continues, the dog may be ill - see a vet.
Why does my dog vomit after eating?
Post-meal vomiting is often from eating too fast or too much. Slow feeding with small meals or a slow bowl. It can also signal gut disease or esophageal issues like stricture, needing a vet exam.
I was away at my hometown for over a month and a friend fed my cat. Since I returned, it occasionally poops on the floor (never before), fidgets when sitting as if it can’t stay still, gulps its food, is unusually hyperactive, and often vomits undigested kibble.
Based on your description, vomiting undigested kibble is most likely from eating too fast and poor digestion. Try a slow-feeder bowl, offer smaller and more frequent meals, and give pet probiotics. If other problems persist, have your cat checked at a vet clinic.
My cat vomits digested food once or twice a day but still eats normally
Vomiting with normal appetite may come from eating too fast or hairballs. Use a slow-feeder and feed small, frequent meals; for hairballs, give hairball paste or cat grass.
Why Is Your Cat Throwing Up Yellow Fluid?
Cats have fragile stomachs, so vomiting is common - but yellow fluid worries owners. Here are the causes.
Why Bearded Dragons Stop Eating (and What to Do)
A bearded dragon suddenly refusing food is common, usually from low temperature (they're cold-blooded, need ~30°C, 30-38°C by day), a too-single or too-large diet, or being overfed the day before. Pregnant females also eat less. Raise the temperature and vary food (a 15-18 cm dragon likes 1-1.2 cm crickets); a day or two off is normal.
My cat vomited undigested kibble, not right after eating; it seemed fine afterward
Vomiting undigested kibble is often from eating too fast and indigestion; give probiotics to aid digestion. Feed on a fixed schedule and place, or use a slow-feeder bowl to curb speed. Hard-to-digest food can also cause it, so pick a suitable kibble.
What to Do When a Cat Keeps Vomiting from a Weak Stomach?
As known, a cat's stomach is more fragile than other animals, so vomiting is common. But if it keeps vomiting, the owner must treat it. What to do when a cat with a weak stomach keeps vomiting? Let's see with our veterinarian.
Flemish Giant
The Flemish Giant is the largest pet rabbit breed in existence today, originally from Belgium and later developed through breeding programs in the United States. Though a giant by rabbit standards, it is kept as a gentle family companion, but its large size and hearty appetite make it best suited to owners with plenty of space.
Rabbit Constipation: Causes and How to Prevent It
Rabbit constipation, common in young and old rabbits, comes from dry hardened gut contents due to poor feeding, too much concentrate, low water, or too little exercise, and can block the gut. Signs are poor appetite, hard small stools, then no stool with a painful belly and palpable hard masses. Prevent with balanced feed and water plus exercise; treat early with greens and, for severe cases, sodium sulfate or salt laxatives.