What to do if the dog vomits?
There are many types of dog vomiting. If your dog’s vomiting is caused by diet and other problems, you can try the following methods to solve the vomiting problem.
Such as food poisoning or vomiting caused by the influence of disease, it is recommended that the owner should take the dog to the hospital in time, so as not to miss the best treatment time!
Generally, if the dog has diarrhea or vomiting, it is recommended that the pet owner prohibit the border collie from eating and drinking for 2 to 3 hours. If the border collie does not have diarrhea and vomiting after 2 to 3 hours.
If the dog recovers well, it can be fed a small amount of light and digestible food, about three meals a day, and observed for 2-3 days. If the dog recovers slowly, it can resume the usual food after the fourth day!
In addition, worms in the dog’s body can also cause diarrhea and vomiting. If you observe worms in the vomit or excrement of the border herd, then you need to help the dog get rid of the worms.
Also, don’t feed your dog too much at ordinary times. Feeding a large amount will also cause vomiting. The amount of feeding must be determined according to the size of the dog. Quantitative feeding is good for health!
A few days after the dog vomits, the owner should help the dog to pay attention to the diet. Do not give it snacks during the period, only let it eat dog food. It is recommended to choose a dog food with better quality, easy to digest and absorb. Natural food, preferably with probiotics.
If your dog often has diarrhea and vomiting, it is best to buy a probiotic for it. When choosing a probiotic, you must choose a high-quality variety.
The details and recommendations are as follows:
- Fasting
Shiba Inu with severe vomiting should be fasted. Forced feeding and forced irrigation are more likely to cause vomiting. Drinking water should be small and frequent, preferably warm water. Mainly rely on infusion to supply nutrition. Warm water can also be perfused through the rectum, and anti-inflammatory and astringent drugs can be added appropriately to promote the discharge of intestinal contents.
- Regular deworming
If the dog's vomiting is caused by a large number of parasites growing and damaging the gastrointestinal tract, the symptoms are mild, similar to environmental factor vomiting, and vomiting worms will appear in severe cases. Seek medical treatment in time to find out the type of parasites and deworm them in a targeted manner.
- Regular and quantitative feeding
Hunger can also cause dogs to vomit. Such vomiting usually occurs in the early morning, and the vomit is liquid. Vomiting caused by hunger, except for vomiting, the dog has no other abnormalities. Also, if the dog eats too much, it will also cause vomiting. Therefore, it should be fed regularly and quantitatively to ensure that the dog’s diet is regular.
- Seek medical attention in time
Be vigilant if there is a different color in the dog's vomit, which may be caused by a medical condition. For example, if the vomit is yellow-green, it may be bile. When vomiting, it is brown, which may be gastric juice, because gastric juice is this color, which means that there is a high probability that it is caused by gastric bleeding, and it may be duodenal ulcer or gastric ulcer.
- Feed probiotics
The dog’s vomiting may be due to a bad stomach. If it is not caused by a disease, generally there is no need to worry too much. You can feed some probiotics to regulate the dog’s stomach. For example, "Greedy Pet Probiotics", with high active bacteria, can be said to be the nemesis of dogs with poor appetite, frequent diarrhea, constipation, foul-smelling stool, vomiting and other symptoms. During the disease period, it is recommended to take half a pack twice a day. During the health care period 2~3 times a week!
It is also recommended to take the dog out for exercise more often, to enhance its resistance, effectively reduce the occurrence of vomiting and other situations, and taking it to exercise will bring a lot of benefits to yourself at the same time!