The dog vomited and pulled blood

Look at the symptoms of parvovirus infection. Go to the veterinarian and test it with a test strip if it is antibody serum, and then hang some hemostatic drugs. After returning home, pour some glucose water to drink to prevent dehydration, and then go to the pharmacy to buy oxytetracycline, eat it according to the instructions, the amount of children, and then buy chicken blood vine to stop bleeding and dissolve stasis.

If you are in a better spirit, don't rush to eat. You can drink plenty of water first.

High fever can cause distemper. Therefore, everything cannot be accurately determined by looking at the surface.

Go to a good veterinary hospital and test it with a test strip. Don't delay.

Nowadays, veterinarians are generally not very professional, they always think that they are not people after all, so they are more casual in terms of medicine, mainly the kind of potions that will not have much impact on the baby, or just simple care!!

I am also a person who pays attention to dogs, I suggest you quickly find some acquaintances to see, or find a professional veterinarian to see, another thing to spend money!!

Viral infection, the dog is not vaccinated, and there will be vomiting and pulling after being infected by the virus, and it needs to be taken to the pet hospital in time**; Gastrointestinal bleeding, dogs eat sharp objects, and bleeding will also occur after the intestines are scratched, and they need to be fed easily digestible food in the later stage; Indigestion, eating a lot of food, will make the dog's stomach indigestible, vomiting blood in the stool, you can feed probiotics to regulate the stomach.

If the dog is not vaccinated, or during the vaccination, it is caused by a weak immune system and a viral infection. After being found, it needs to be taken to the pet hospital in time to avoid delaying the condition.

If the dog eats chicken bones, nuts and other sharp objects, the stomach is scratched, vomiting, blood in the stool, and the color of the feces pulled out is brown. After being found, it needs to be taken to the hospital for timely treatment**, and it is necessary to feed easily digestible and nutritious food later.

The dog's digestive system is relatively fragile, if you eat a lot of food, you can't digest it for a while, you are prone to diarrhea and blood in the stool. In addition, eating foods with high water content, such as oranges and apples, may also cause blood in the stool. You can choose to feed probiotics to regulate the stomach.

It is possible that the dog has chronic enteritis, which can cause the dog to repeatedly vomit, diarrhea, mushy poop with foul odor, and even bleeding, and poor appetite. If it is a minor puppy, or a puppy that has not been vaccinated and vomits and pulls blood, it may be a viral infection or a parasitic infection. It is possible that the dog has chronic enteritis, which can cause the dog to repeatedly vomit, diarrhea, mushy poop with foul odor, and even bleeding, and poor appetite.

If it is a minor puppy, or a puppy that has not been vaccinated and vomits and pulls blood, it may be a viral infection or a parasitic infection.

Parvovirus can invade the dog's digestive tract, causing edema, ulcers, and bleeding in the mucous membranes of the digestive tract, which can lead to vomiting and blood pulling. When infected with parvovirus, the dog usually also has a significant mental appetite or vomiting, in which case the owner is advised to take it to the vet hospital for viral testing in time. If it is an adult dog, or a dog that has been vaccinated vomits and pulls blood, the possible reason is gastroenteritis, accidental ingestion poisoning and other factors.

If you find that the dog is bleeding, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible, and carry out the **and** of the dog's disease in time.