The dog vomited and diarrhea 20, and the dog vomited and diarrhea

I think you should go to the hospital and give it a look. There's worms in the poop, so you'd better get rid of them.

It's time to get rid of insects, and for the sake of your pet and your own health, you should take it regularly to get rid of insects.

The hospital will be disinfected, and you should be careful not to smell each other at close range with other dogs.

If you have bugs in your stomach, you must use pet-specific deworming medicine.

Early treatment and early peace of mind.

Wishing your baby a speedy day**! ~

Or go to the hospital My dog doesn't go to the hospital to go in, just near the door, call the doctor out, the injection or something is outside, if you are successfully immunized, what should be the big problem, take it to the hospital to ask, and then inject the injection of deworming

I hope your dog recovers soon.

Your dog's immunization is done, and every time you go to the hospital, there are worms in the poop that must be dewormed.

If the owner finds that the dog has symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea when feeding the dog, the dog is generally sick, usually due to the following reasons:

The first type: the dog has kidney disease or liver disease, and the owner can analyze this kind of disease in combination with the dog's previous condition;

The second type: it may be that the dog has eaten unclean food, expired food, if there are bacteria or parasites in this kind of thing, the dog may be infected with the virus after eating, and vomiting will occur, and even death;

The third type: the dog may be poisoned, generally in this case the dog will vomit, diarrhea, no energy, this kind of situation is very dangerous, it is recommended to take the dog directly to the hospital**;

The owner usually pays attention to the hygiene of the dog when maintaining the dog, eats fresh food for the dog, minimizes the contact between the dog and other traffic dogs, etc., and gives the dog a comfortable growth environment;

I hope to be able to help you, if you have other questions and want to consult a pet doctor, click on the avatar below for a free 1-to-1 consultation.

There are many causes of diarrhea and vomiting in dogs. First, consider infectious causes such as bacteria and viruses, among which bacterial infections can cause acute gastroenteritis; Viral infection can also cause acute gastroenteritis, and viral infection mainly refers to canine parvovirus and canine coronavirus infection. Secondly, consider the cause of blockage, such as accidental ingestion of foreign objects such as fruit pits and bones.

Finally, consider internal organ pathologies such as acute pancreatitis, kidney disease, uterine disease, and so on. In addition, the above symptoms can also occur when poisoning is caused by ingestion of certain substances.

Vomiting and diarrhea are not specific symptoms, but symptoms that can occur in a variety of diseases.

For these reasons, it is recommended to carefully recall whether the dog is showing other symptoms and take it to the vet hospital for further examination.

Vomiting and diarrhea in dogs are caused by canine parvovirus, parasites, and food poisoning.

1. Canine parvovirus

See if there is a fishy smell in the dirt that the dog vomits and pulls, whether it is bloodshot, if there is, then it is likely to have canine parvovirus, please take the dog to the hospital immediately**.

2. Parasites

The dog vomits and diarrhea, emaciated, loses appetite, the poop is jelly-shaped, bloodshot, and even found to have worms in the poop, which indicates that the dog is likely to have parasites in the stomach, and the owner needs to deworm the dog. In addition, it is recommended that puppies before six months should be dewormed once a month, and adult dogs after six months should be dewormed every three months.

3. Food poisoning

If the owners notice that the dog vomits, has diarrhea, does not eat, only drinks a little water, shiveres a lot, or even has trouble standing on its feet, it is likely that the dog has food poisoning. For dogs with food poisoning, owners can feed more water to dilute the toxic substance. If the situation is severe, it is best for the owner to take the dog to the pet hospital for gastric lavage.