Huskies don t have the energy to vomit without eating?

1. Food problems.

When it is found that the husky suddenly vomits after eating for a period of time, but the husky's mental state is still relatively good after spitting out, it is likely to be caused by eating inappropriate food and gastrointestinal intolerance, pet owners should pay attention to check whether the food eaten by the husky is hygienic and do a good job of replacement, choose fresh and mild food to feed, and avoid feeding human leftovers or unclean raw meat and poultry offal.

2. Poor digestion.

If the husky spits out most of the undigested food, it is likely to be caused by overeating and poor digestion, pet owners should pay attention to reasonable feeding, avoid feeding the husky too much food at one time so as not to cause its stomach distention, you can give the husky fasting observation for half a day or a day, and properly feed some Wang Xiang Diet Tablets to help replenish intestinal beneficial bacteria and digestive enzymes, and reduce the gastrointestinal burden caused by food accumulation.

If a husky vomits and has no energy, in this case, it may be that the diet is not very clean and eats something stale, so this situation will occur. After eating something unclean, the husky's gastrointestinal function will become poor, and at this time, it will show vomiting and lack of energy. For such a situation, it is necessary to take some measures to solve it for the husky as soon as possible.

In this case, it may be that the dog is sick, considering that there is a problem with the stomach, don't feed the dog for the time being, and then take the dog to the hospital to see a doctor, so that the doctor can take care of the dog according to the dog's condition, and be sure to take care of the dog according to the doctor's instructions.

It should be a gastrointestinal problem, if there is a pet hospital nearby, you can go to the pet hospital to have a look, at least feel at ease!

1. Gastrointestinal problems, vomiting and diarrhea are likely to be gastroenteritis, intestinal parasites, intestinal bacterial imbalance, and even peptic ulcers, obstruction and other problems. However, it should be noted that gastrointestinal problems may be caused by other diseases, and other possibilities need to be ruled out along with gastrointestinal symptoms.

2. Visceral function problems, liver diseases can cause anorexia, vomiting, diarrhea, and even jaundice. If cats go on a hunger strike for a few days, it may cause fatty liver and increase the difficulty of **. Kidney disease may cause ulcers in the peptic tract, causing gastrointestinal upset.

Pancreatitis generally occurs in fat-eating babies, generally anorexia, vomiting, diarrhea, etc.

3. Other systemic diseases and pet discomfort are likely to affect the appetite.