Three month old Teddy, diarrhea and vomiting on the first day!

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

Teddy's vomiting and diarrhea after arriving at his new home may be caused by changes in his environment, emotional pressure, etc., which is relatively common. Here are some possible causes and how to fix them

1.Poor dietary adaptation: When Teddy arrives in a new home, he may not adapt well to new foods, or eat foreign objects and cause symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea.

It is advisable to make gradual changes to their diet, try to provide them with more suitable food, and avoid eating junk food and foreign bodies.

2.Poor environmental adaptation: Teddy may be less adaptable to the environment of his new home and experience uncomfortable symptoms as a result. Consider creating a more comfortable and familiar environment for Teddy to get used to and adjust.

3.Emotional stress: Teddy may experience emotional stress and discomfort when he leaves his original owner and comes to an unfamiliar environment. At this time, it is necessary to provide them with appropriate comfort and care, including interaction and companionship.

In conclusion, it is normal for Teddy to experience symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea when he arrives at his new home. If the symptoms are mild, they can be resolved with appropriate adjustments and care. However, if symptoms persist or worsen, or are accompanied by other abnormalities such as loss of appetite or weakness, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible.

It is also recommended that Teddy owners pay attention to the puppy's diet and hygiene to ensure its health and well-being.

It may be that you have eaten too much, but generally as long as your appetite and stool are normal, you will be fine, and if you vomit something, you have to observe what it is.

Dogs are hungry and not full, so as long as they eat too much, they will vomit!

When vomiting, it is necessary to observe the color and shape of the vomit, so that the doctor can know more clearly what is wrong with the dog when seeing a doctor, if the vomited thing is white, very sticky, sticky like a puff, or like cream added to it when drinking iced coffee, and sticky to the point that you can pull it all up, this kind of thing, is 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 archThis can be known by the doctor's examination!

If you vomit out the food, and eat the food back immediately, and then you will be fine, such vomiting is physiological vomiting, that is, rumination-like vomiting, and you don't need to see a doctor for such vomiting.

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 there may also be gastrointestinal obstruction and foreign bodies or other problems or liver problems or kidney problems or vomiting caused by pancreatitis!

If the color of the vomit is yellow-yellow-greenish-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 long after vomiting, which is the bile vomiting syndrome If the vomit color is coffee, not the color of feed or food, but the color of gastric juice is coffee, this means that there is bleeding in the stomach, the most common are gastric ulcers and duodenal ulcers!

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 the physiological vomiting problem (rumination), it is best to take it to the hospital to see, if it strengthens slightly, just take medicine, but if you feel that it seems to be good, 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!

There are many reasons for spitting.

1.It may be that you didn't eat right, and your digestion is not good. It takes time to recuperate. Eat plenty of supplements.

2.The dog has contracted an infectious disease, such as Parvo. This is very serious, symptoms: the dog vomits all the time, and likes to be in a cool place, such as crawling on the ground. The poop is very runny and has a strong fishy smell.

If you have similar symptoms, you should be careful.

The dog must not be dehydrated.

Either way, save your life first.

Thank you. How long has the dog been fed, and has it been brought home recently? What is the mental state? If this happens to a dog for more than two months, the first thing to rule out is whether it is infected with parvovirus, and it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis.

Dogs suffer from minor symptoms such as listlessness, not eating, vomiting, foaming at the mouth, weakness and blood in the stool. There are two phenotypes after parvovirus infection in dogs, one is enteritis type, and the other is myocarditis type that can cause sudden death in dogs.

The food that your teddy dog should eat is not clean, it can be seen that the dog should have enteritis and loss of appetite, and he should be taken to the pet hospital for a check-up.

Teddy, who was more than two months old, vomited first, then vomited and diarrhea, it may be a bacterial infection, it is best to send it to the pet hospital to have a look.

Hello, this friend, Teddy, who is more than two months old, vomited and diarrhea yesterday, can you take a look at whether you have fed too much? So that's what you call the dog, if not? So you first feed some gentamicin injection, 1 4 at a time, and then feed three times a day, do you see if he still has diarrhea?

If you don't have diarrhea, you have to reduce the feeding twice a day, little by little, and see if he still pulls it within three days? If you don't pull it, don't feed it anymore, the dog is in two to three months, very small, and canine distemper, you should pay attention, if it is still not good, then go to the clinic immediately to see.