What s wrong with the dog not eating and spitting this morning?

If the puppy doesn't eat, it means that it must be uncomfortable, and the foaming is not caused by eating unhealthy food.

I suggest you go to the pet hospital for a good check-up, for fear that it will be harmful to its health after a long time.

I don't know if your dog has been around for a few months, the dog is the most likely to get gastrointestinal problems around four months, don't let it eat anything, feed some anti-inflammatory drugs, it has the desire to eat and have to starve it for four or five days, after four days to feed some warm water, after this level it is not easy to get this disease.

It may be a symptomatic manifestation that requires a visit to a veterinarian's hospital.

Bad stomach, late to eat other unclean things!

It is estimated that I was poisoned by eating something, so I fed two tablets of atropine or bought an atropine injection to tie it up.

I guess it's a digestive problem.

If the dog does not eat and only drinks water, and vomits after drinking, then it should be considered that it is caused by fluid accumulation in the abdomen, and if it pulls and vomits, then it is necessary to consider acute enteritis or parvo or dog plague.

If the dog does not eat and only drinks water, and drinks this and vomits, and the vomit is all water, which means that the dog has a serious gastrointestinal disease and should give the dog an intravenous drip.

The dog does not eat, only drinks water, and vomits after drinking, and the vomit is all water, in this case, it is recommended to go to the pet hospital to see.

Summary. Hello, there are many reasons why the dog does not eat, drink and foams, and you exclude 1Cold. A cold or cold can cause the dog to pull.

Rare. Please keep your dog warm at room temperature.

2.Overeating. Especially for large dogs, dogs that eat too much.

Lack of digestion can also lead to diarrhea and vomiting.

3.Food poisoning. Eating things that don't change what you eat, such as too much.

The consumption of animal liver, chocolate or grapes, chicken.

bones and so on. 4.Eat human meals. One of the meals that people eat is that the oil is too large.

It's too salty or has a lot of onions and garlic for the pot.

All of them are forbidden for dogs.

5.Unclean drinking water. The water for the dog to drink is not clean.

Causes diarrhea or drinking too cold water.

6.Parvovirus. Diarrhea in the early stage, accompanied by vomiting. Food.

Libido and lack of energy, vomiting of the gastric mucosa in the middle stage, excretion.

Things become strong. In the later stage, the vomit is more viscous and the excretion is evil.

Smelly, and irregular incontinence.

What's the matter with our puppy not eating or drinking and foaming since yesterday?

Hello, there are many reasons why the dog does not eat or drink, and the baby is blind and foams, and you exclude the state according to the dog's situation 1Cold. A cold or cold will cause the dog to pull the dog.

Rare. Please keep your dog warm at room temperature.

2.Overeating. Especially for large dogs, dogs that eat too much.

Lack of digestion can also lead to diarrhea and vomiting.

3.Food poisoning. Eating things that don't change what you eat, such as too much.

The consumption of animal liver, chocolate or grapes, chicken.

bones and so on. 4.Eat human meals. One of the meals that people eat is that the oil is too large.

It's too salty or has a lot of onions and garlic for the pot.

All of them are forbidden for dogs.

5.Unclean drinking water. The water for the dog to drink is not clean.

Causes diarrhea or drinking too cold water.

6.Parvovirus. Diarrhea in the early stage, accompanied by vomiting. Food.

Libido and lack of energy, vomiting of the gastric mucosa in the middle stage, excretion.

Things become strong. In the later stage, the vomit is more viscous and the excretion is evil.

Smelly, and irregular incontinence.

7.Dog bend noisy. If accompanied by fever, diarrhea, severe lack of energy. And in the early stage, there were repeated cases of diarrhea and reeds. The condition usually worsens by the second cycle. Life is in danger with the wild.

Narrow pass. 8.Enteritis. Accompanied by fever, diarrhea, and in severe cases, blood pulling.

9.Diarrhea and vomiting caused by colds, colds, mild enteritis, etc.

Spit up, don't be too nervous. Dogs can be fed oxytetracycline or.

Gentamicin (tablets, liquids are fine). But the amount.

It must be mastered well, and the dosage of dogs cannot be compared with people, it is not bad.

1/4 more piece is fine.

10.But if parvovirus, dog plague, enteritis, it is best to go to the doctor.

See a doctor in the hospital.

If this happens, it is likely that there is poisoning, and it is recommended that you feed him some egg whites and the symptoms will improve.

Hello, causing the dog to not eat or drink and foam.

There are many reasons for this, depending on your dog's situation.

Exclusion 1Cold. You have a cold or cold.

will cause the dog to have diarrhea. Please keep your dog warm at room temperature.

2.Overeating. Especially for large dogs, eat.

Too much of the dog's indigestion will also produce diarrhea and vomiting.

3.Food poisoning. Eating things that do not change eating, such as excessive consumption of animal liver, chocolate or.

grapes, chicken bones, etc.

4.Eat human meals. The meal that people eat is one.

One is that the oil is too big and too salty, or there is a lot of onion and garlic used in the pot.

Things like that are forbidden for dogs to eat.

5.Unclean drinking water. Water for the dog to drink.

Poor cleaning can also lead to diarrhea or drinking too cold water.

6.Parvovirus. Pre-diarrhea, and accompanied.

vomiting. Loss of appetite and energy, vomiting stomach in the middle stage.

mucous membranes, excretion.

7.Dog plague. If accompanied by fever, diarrhea, severe lack of energy. And in the early stage, there were repeated cases of diarrhea and fever. The condition usually worsens by the second cycle.

There is a life-threatening condition. 8.Enteritis. Accompanied by fever, diarrhea, severe.

The situation is bloody. 9.Diarrhea and vomiting caused by colds, colds, mild enteritis, etc.

Spit up, don't be too nervous. Dogs can be fed oxytetracycline or.

Gentamicin (tablets, liquids are fine).

But the amount must be mastered, and the amount of the dog cannot be followed.

The ratio of people to almost 1/4 is enough.

10.However, if parvovirus, dog plague, or enteritis, it is best to go to the hospital to see a doctor.

It may be small, it is recommended to buy some haloperic acid to feed, or go to the veterinarian to see.

It may also be caused by gastrointestinal discomfort and the dog foaming at the mucus, if the dog accidentally ingests a foreign body that is difficult to digest, it will cause indigestion. Dogs are greedy and may swallow large bones, plastics, or metal objects on the ground.

Poisoned! You can pot vegetable water or dung water.

I guess I'm sick. Take care of it and go to the hospital.

Poisoned, rushed to the hospital.

First of all, you have to observe what it vomits It is If it is just eaten food that has not been completely digested, then there are several possibilities: the food is not easy to digest, too hard or too much; If it is food that has been eaten for a while and has been digested, there are several possibilities: the food is unhygienic, the food is not suitable for the dog (such as milk, many substances contained in milk are indigestible and acceptable to the dog's stomach, which will cause them to secrete excessive gastric acid) Unhygienic eating utensils, the dog's digestive system has problems, there are too many parasites in the dog's body, etc. It is recommended that you take it to the hospital for a careful examination, and if there is a problem, it is good to do it as soon as possible** Third, it is infected with germs, such as:

Parvo germs, dog warmth, enteritis, etc. In short, there are many reasons for dog vomiting, and it is also likely to be a precursor to illness But as long as it does not vomit often, you can rest assured, because dogs also have the habit of cleaning their own hair, and when they are groomed, they will lick and eat some hair, part of which will be excreted from the body, and some of them will accumulate in their stomachs, and when the amount of accumulation is more, it will form dog vomiting Finally, I would like to remind you that if you feed it at a different time, and it is more able to eat, Then hunger can also cause vomiting in dogs These are just my experience, personal opinions, for reference only The causes of vomiting are mostly related to gastritis, and the causes of diarrhea are mostly related to enteritis, if not given, vomiting may lead to diarrhea, and vice versa, If the dog is obviously sick or has a higher body temperature than normal (above, you should consult a veterinarian as soon as possible. Vomiting**: If there are no more severe symptoms, fasting for 24 hours for dogs (12 hours for puppies).

You can continue to ** water, but not too much. 50-100 ml for small dogs and 200 ml for large dogs. If the dog has drunk the prescribed amount of water, the same amount of water can be given after 30 minutes, but not immediately.

If vomiting stops, a small amount of light, easily digestible food, such as scrambled eggs, may be given. If vomiting is frequent at the onset of the disease, mix a small amount of brandy with the first meal (a teaspoon for large dogs, and less for small dogs). If vomiting does not stop after eating, chicken, lean meat or whitefish can be cooked and fed with bibimbap.

It should be fed three small meals a day, not one large meal a day. The next day, if everything is well, you can be fed a more normal food, but still in small amounts. It is best to wait another day or two before you fully return to your normal diet.

For the first four days, only about two-thirds of the amount should be fed. Administration: Antibiotics are generally not administered by veterinarians** in cases of uncomplicated gastroenteritis.

Aluminum hydrogen gasification suspension is a good gastric sedative for dogs that have vomiting, small dogs, one teaspoon three times a day; For large dogs, a small spoon four times a day, and a combination of white clay, morphine or white clay, and pectinate (dose reference aluminum hydroxide) may also be given to dogs with vomiting or diarrhea. It's a good idea to have at least one of these medications on hand.