The dog vomits, has diarrhea, and has blood! Professionals, please come in!

Generally speaking, there are two reasons for loose dogs.

One is that it may be general gastroenteritis. General gastrointestinal discomfort, or eating the wrong thing, or or the puppy has just eaten and has not adapted to the food, which can cause diarrhea. This **simple, you can feed it some**gastroenteritis drugs, such as haloperic acid capsules, oxytetracycline tablets, gentamicin injection can also be administered, it is very easy.

Second, it may be parvovirus enteritis or canine distemper, or infectious hepatitis. You have to see if there are other symptoms, such as fever, eye droppings, cough, vomiting, shivering, etc. If there is, it should be tested.

You can go to the pet hospital to test it, or you can buy a test strip for it yourself.

If there is indeed one of these infectious diseases, it should be highly valued: it can be immediately injected with canine refined quintale serum, combined with antibiotics ** to prevent secondary infection. Antibiotics can be penicillin, ampicillin, or florfenicol, cephalosporins, etc.

If this is not possible, infusions should be given in combination with plasma, monoclonal antibodies, and so on. It is best to administer an infusion, go to an experienced veterinarian for an infusion**, the effect is the best.

Check for fever and measure the temperature of the recus. Dogs have a temperature between 39 and 39, and fever can easily cause frequent vomiting.

If you vomit too often, you must stop vomiting immediately and check for intestinal crossities caused by frequent vomiting. And the dog's current condition is prone to dehydration.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a basic examination, it is unlikely to be small, the medication should not be very troublesome, reduce fever and antiemetic and rehydrate can be done, no water and fasting.

Spit is not too much of a problem.

It is important to see if the blood is pulled.

If it is pulled out of the blood, it may be parvo or enteritis.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up.

It may be parvo or enteritis.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Hurry to the hospital, which few people can solve.

If the dog is found to have diarrhea and bloody stools, it is recommended to take it to the hospital for examination in time**, for the dog that has been vaccinated against infectious diseases and has not been tested for antibodies, it is necessary to focus on excluding the infection of infectious diseases, especially young dogs are at an age with a high incidence of infectious diseases. In addition to the investigation of infectious diseases, there may also be enteritis or foreign body injury, and the specific cause needs to be examined and ruled out. Infectious diseases in dogs have a certain risk of death, and in cases where they can be prevented, it is recommended to focus on prevention.

In addition to infectious diseases, enteritis can also cause diarrhea in dogs, and because it is more serious, it has reached the extent of damaging the intestinal epithelial mucosa, so there will be a problem of bloody stool.

Most dogs who ingest foreign bodies are more likely to vomit and constipation, but some dogs will also have diarrhea and blood in the stool because of scratching the intestines when ingesting sharp foreign bodies such as broken bones. When the above problems occur, you need to select the corresponding solution according to the severity.

The dog may have acute enteritis, and its fever, vomiting, and diarrhea may be caused by enteritis.

Coping methods: 1) fasting**: fasting for 24 hours for animals suffering from gastroenteritis (2) rehydration** can be used with 5% glucose saline 20-40mg kgbwAdd 5% sodium bicarbonate 5-40ml1-2 times daily.

3) Antiemetic: give antiemetics, metoclopramide 1mg kabw, 2 times a day, intramuscular injection, (4) antibacterial and anti-inflammatory: apply gentamicin (oral, 20,000-80,000 IU times, 2 times a day) dexamethasone can be used if necessary.

After having an appetite, you can take oral stomach strengthening drugs, such as multi-enzyme tablets, lactic acid bacteria tablets, vitamin B complex, etc.

The causes of vomiting and diarrhea in dogs include infectious diseases, parasites, foreign bodies, pancreatitis, etc., and can also cause blood in the dog's stool. Parvovirus and coronavirus in infectious diseases can easily cause dogs to have the above symptoms, and it is necessary to judge the dog vaccine situation comprehensively. When parasites multiply in large numbers, such as roundworms, coccidia, trichomoniasis, etc., it will cause the dog to vomit and diarrhea with blood.

In addition, when the dog eats sharp foreign objects such as bones, it may block and scratch the intestines, resulting in the above symptoms.

Gastrointestinal bleeding, generally caused by eating, for example, the bones eaten are not smashed, chicken bones are very sharp, it is easy to cut the intestines, there are some experienced old dogs to eat, the problem is not big, the other reason is poisoning, this situation is relatively rare.

In this case, you should take the dog to the hospital for examination as soon as possible, and be careful to delay the dog's condition.

It should be food poisoning, so send it to the pet hospital immediately!

He should have eaten something he couldn't.

There must be something wrong with this, right?

Gastrointestinal outflow is usually caused by eating. For example, the bones that were eaten were not broken. Chicken bones are sharp and can easily puncture the intestines. Experience old dog eating. Not a big question. Among the reasons, it is relatively rare.

Dogs will vomit red liquid when they eat foreign bodies, red foods such as tomatoes and peppers, acute enteritis caused by food, stomach bleeding caused by viruses, or gastrointestinal damage caused by parasites. If the dog's spirit, appetite and stool are normal, you can give the dog a gastrointestinal condition, which is effective for vomiting and diarrhea. It can protect the stomach and intestines.

When the dog's diarrhea is more severe, try to let it have an empty stomach, or feed less digestible food, so as not to increase the burden on the stomach! In addition, after the dog has diarrhea**, it is best to do a fecal test to check for coccidia, if infected with coccidia, it will also cause diarrhea and blood in the stool. If it persists, it is still necessary to send the dog to the hospital as soon as possible**.

It is best not to feed the dog chicken bones or hard food to eat, thinking that it is natural for the dog to eat bones, in fact, the dog's gastrointestinal tract is more sensitive and fragile, on the one hand, it is easy to get stuck in the throat, causing esophageal obstruction, poor digestive tract, constipation, etc., in addition, it is easy to scratch the gastrointestinal mucosa to destroy bleeding, and even blood in the poop. Promotes absorption and digestion and aids in excretion.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for puppy plague and coronavirus.