Little Hiromi, who has just been at home for three days, is sick! What should I do if I vomit and di

When I went to the hospital for a check-up, did the doctor not find out what the disease was? It's weird...

I can't tell what it is, but from your description, I feel like I'm feeding too little. Since it has an appetite, then add a little bit appropriately, 8 capsules and 20 grains are not enough. And then about bathing, it's too small, how can you wash it if you're still sick, it's easy to aggravate the condition.

Blow dry immediately after washing, and take warm measures.

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Puppies at the age of 2 to 3 months will have diarrhea, commonly known as "turning the intestines". This has nothing to do with the folklore of "eating salty", it is endoparasitic enteritis. It is generally caused by roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms, and also coccidia.

Due to the small intestinal lumen of puppies, there are relatively large numbers of parasites such as roundworms. The individual is large, causing diarrhea in puppies. Emaciated, severe and even spitting bugs.

Eggs may be found in the stool. Some puppies can cause intussusception or prolapse.

In addition, if conditions permit, I suggest that you change to another hospital and then test for parvo and canine plague.

Lash. 1.This is usually the case.

2.Overfeeding Normal stools just don't take shape.

3.Oily stools that have been fed will be greasy.

4.Eating dirty things is usually accompanied by vomiting symptoms.

5.Parasitic infections can be done to check for the presence of worm tissue and eggs.

6.Cancerous lesions.

7.Most of the diseases that cause complications (parvovirus, coronavirus, canine parainfluenza virus, canine plague virus, etc.--- are accompanied by the characteristics of related diseases, and they can also be not obvious!

No matter how good the doctor is, he needs to think about the direction of the disease in detail and do a detailed examination to confirm**! As long as the diagnosis is confirmed, the most effective can be done. There is no point in guessing blindly.

Finding the problem is the only way to solve it.

Refer to the emergency measures.

Fasting: Let the stomach and intestines rest, fasting water when necessary, fasting with dripping saline and nutrient solution, feeding a small amount of water + Yunnan Baiyao powder).

Oxytetracycline (adjust the flora, Mengdushi San (antidiarrheal, hemostatic sensitivity) (used to stop bleeding if you pull blood.)

Summary. Hello, there are generally two reasons . Gastroenteritis:

General gastrointestinal upset, or eating the wrong thing. It can be fed some ** gastroenteritis medications. Disease:

Parvovirus enteritis, canine distemper, infectious hepatitis, will cause the dog to vomit and diarrhea, to observe whether there are other symptoms, such as fever, eye droppings, cough, vomiting, trembling and other symptoms, if there is, to the hospital for testing, you can also buy your own test strips for the dog to test, discharge infectious diseases.

The Pomeranian is 6 years old, and these days it vomits and diarrhea, and I don't know why.

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Hello, there are generally two reasons . Gastroenteritis: General gastrointestinal discomfort, or eating the wrong thing.

It can be fed some ** gastroenteritis medications. Disease: parvoviral enteritis, canine distemper, infectious hepatitis, will cause the dog to vomit and diarrhea, to observe whether there are other symptoms, such as fever, eye droppings, cough, vomiting, trembling and other symptoms, if there is, to the hospital for testing, you can also buy your own test strips for the dog to test, discharge infectious diseases.

What medicine to feed? Hello, you can feed some ** gastroenteritis drugs, such as haloperic acid and gentamicin injection.

I bought it in the drugstore, and it's still for dogs.

I bought it at the pharmacy, and when I bought it, I told the clerk that it was for the dog.

Hello, why do you want to tell the clerk, is it not, how much is the dose.

Hello, you tell the clerk about the dog's current symptoms, see how to eat, and how much to take.

Hiromi is a vixen who often makes people overjoyed and gives him too much to eat! But Hiromi will vomit if she eats too much! So what to do if he vomits?

Care Hiromi

Pomeranian (details).

Please pay attention to the dogs.

When the dog vomits, do the following:

One, you have to observe what exactly it vomits about. If the food you have just eaten has not been fully digested, then there are several possibilities: the food is not easy to digest, too hard or too much; If it's 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, and there are too many parasites in the Pomeranian dog's body, etc.

Second, you have to carefully remember the time when it vomits each time, if it is too frequent (generally more than 2 times in a month can be regarded as frequent), then there must be a problem, it is recommended that you take it to the hospital for careful examination, if there is a problem as soon as possible**.

Third, it is infected with germs, such as: parvo germs, dog warmth, enteritis and so on.

Sometimes Pomeranians will vomit after eating something unclean or have an upset stomach, which is a sign of self-protection. But if you keep vomiting, you need to take your dog to the doctor.

Self-diagnosis when vomiting occurs in dogs.

Dogs are hungry and not full, so as long as they eat too much, they will vomit! When vomiting, you need to observe the color and shape of the vomit so that the doctor can know more clearly what is wrong with the dog when you see a doctor.

1.If you spit out saliva, most of them are problems with the esophagus, such as esophageal foreign bodies (food stuck in the esophagus, usually bones), or congenital diseases of the heart - permanent right artery arch, which can be detected by a doctor's examination!

2.If you vomit food, and you eat it back immediately, and you're fine, it's physiological vomiting, which is rumination-like vomiting, and you don't need to see a doctor.

3.If the color of the vomit is transparent or white and thin, this is gastric juice, that is, gastric acid secreted by the stomach, this kind of vomiting is the longest in the case of acute gastritis, but if it is normal after vomiting, you can not see a doctor first, as long as you fast for 12 hours, if the vomiting continues, then you still have to see a doctor, because it may also be gastrointestinal obstruction and other problems or liver problems or kidney problems or pancreatitis caused by vomiting!

4.If the color of the vomit is yellow, yellow, green, and green, it means that the bile has been vomited, and it is usually necessary to see a doctor when you see vomit of this color! Because this represents a lot of conditions, in addition to the above-mentioned problems such as liver, kidney, pancreas, etc., there are also ulcers in the gastrointestinal tract!

There is also a condition that the vomit is yellow, yellow, green and green, but it mostly occurs before eating, and the dog is normal all day after vomiting, which is the bile vomiting syndrome If the vomit is brown-colored, not the color of feed or food, but the color of gastric juice is coffee-colored, it means that there is bleeding in the stomach, the most common are gastric ulcers and duodenal ulcers!

5.If it's bright red, then don't hesitate, it's acute bleeding, get to the doctor quickly!

On the whole, although the dog often looks like nothing after vomiting, in fact, in addition to physiological vomiting problems (rumination), it is best to take them to the hospital to see, if it is mild, just take medicine on it, but if you think it seems to be fine, and do not take it to the hospital to see, it may turn from simple inflammation to serious ulcers or bleeding, and then it is your beloved dog who is uncomfortable!

It is best for dogs not to eat bones, especially sharp bones of chickens and ducks. Because dogs swallow these bones with sharp horns or sharp edges, it is easy to cause damage to the mucosa in the stomach, and the progression can develop into acute gastric ulcers, and the sick dog suddenly appears vomiting, not eating, abdominal pain and other acute symptoms, and the delay will develop into chronic gastric ulcers.