The puppy has a mild high fever after dripping, why does he still vomit? Still don t have the spirit

If you vomit, you need to see the situation.

1. If you vomit immediately after eating, many of them are caused by eating too much.

If you vomit after about 30 minutes after eating, it may be poisoning, and there is also a neurological cause.

At the same time, not only vomiting, but also foaming at the mouth.

2. If you vomit if you don't eat, it may be caused by an infectious disease, parvo, corona, etc.

If there is blood in the vomit, it may be caused by hemorrhagic gastritis, stomach ulcer and other diseases.

Parvo and canine plague vomit and sometimes blood.

3. If the vomit is yellow-green, it is generally caused by blockage and bile reflux.

Diagnosis depends on the specific situation.

If you have some insurance, you should go to the hospital**.

It's okay! The reason why you lose quickly, it's good to take a break. Note**To be enough for treatment, do not**, otherwise it will be bad**.

Dalian Pet Home:

1. First of all, it may be caused by the vaccine, whether it matters If the dog still has the same symptoms within 24 hours, then it is necessary to pay attention.

2. If the dog vomits infrequently now, you can buy the dog some metoclopram 1 4 dosage and eye drops ofloxacin eye drops.

3. You can also add me as a friend and consult me, I hope I can help you!

Infusion too fast is not good for the heart, so it is recommended not to rush too much.

It doesn't vomit to prove that it is still in the early stage, the initial start**, it will generally be fine, of course, remember to go to a regular pet hospital, inject on time, never give it water, not a mouthful.

My dog had a parvo a year ago, and it got better after nearly 10 days, and the injections he had in ten days were: glucose (20 yuan), monoclonal antibody (30 yuan), globulin (30 yuan), anti-inflammatory injections, painkiller injections (5 yuan), and he was given according to the doctor's instructions. Take it to play once in the morning and noon every day, and take it to play once at 7 o'clock in the evening, don't give it water these days, not at all, because drinking water will only make it vomit more, pull more, and be more uncomfortable, as long as you give it glucose to replenish the water.

At that time, the dog had already pulled blood, and it vomited, and it couldn't stand still, but it was very strong, so you should be strong as the owner, talk to it more, pet it more, and go to the injection on time, I believe that your dog will get better soon.

Now the main thing is to cool down first, what breed of dog, how big.

After the injection, it will generally be uncomfortable for a period of time, don't let the dog eat, don't cut off the water, and then consult the veterinarian who gave the injection to ask about the situation.

Hello landlord. There are several possibilities for your question.

First of all, the dog has just come home and changed the environment, which will cause a stress response and be prone to vomiting. And eating a lot at once caused acute gastroenteritis. It is recommended to temporarily fasting and water, if the dog's symptoms have been reduced, resume feeding, pay attention to the feeding amount is slightly less than the normal amount, because the dog has only recovered, the stomach is weak, and eating too much at once may cause more serious consequences.

Secondly, there is another point to pay attention to: Has the dog done deworming? If not, it is likely that there are worms in the stomach, and the dog should be given deworming medicine in time.

In addition, I saw that the landlord used so many kinds of drugs for the dog, worried that the dog was using bad medication, it is recommended to consult the doctor how to use the medicine, and do not feed the dog medicine at home without authorization, in case of counterproductive effects, you can also consider changing the hospital to see a doctor for the dog.

Finally, although the dog is not parvo and canine plague, it is also necessary to vaccinate in time (it can be vaccinated in 2 months) in case the dog gets a disease that is difficult to **.

Note: The normal daily feeding amount should be kept at 3%-5% of the dog's body weight, it is recommended that you use the kitchen electronic scale every day, and then give it four meals to eat. ）

Hope this can help you.

Don't guess, take it to a pet hospital or pet store for testing, there are too many reasons for vomiting, such as eating a foreign body stuck in the esophagus, gastrointestinal discomfort, and so on.

It is possible to get parvovirus infection, which must be found in a professional pet hospital**. If left untreated, the survival rate is only 30 percent.

It's best to go to the hospital, there may be a lack of trace elements or endocrine or something.

Are you a puppy, it should be encephalitis.