What is it that a dog vomits when it eats, and what is the cause of vomiting after a puppy eats

1.If the dog eats too quickly, it will vomit just after eating.

2.This symptom is called reflux, and it is caused by the rapid ingestion of food, which causes the dog to vomit before it has even entered the stomach.

3.It is recommended that the owner use a slow food bowl to feed the dog, and it can be fed regularly and quantitatively.

4.However, dogs with gastritis will also have the above symptoms, so the owner needs to take the dog to the pet hospital for routine blood examination in time, and use anti-inflammatory drugs after judging the inflammation**.

Vomiting when a dog eats may be eating too much or acute gastric expansion, if it is very frequent, it may be gastric, duodenal, and pancreatic diseases. Vomiting is one of the most common phenomena in dogs, in fact, many times, vomiting is a protective reaction of dogs, which can excrete some indigestible or harmful substances from the body, and has a certain protective effect.

There are many causes of vomiting and the manifestations vary. The most common cause is acute infection, such as: bacterial gastroenteritis, parvoviral enteritis, food poisoning, etc. This is followed by pharyngeal and esophageal and gastrointestinal abnormalities.

Through the frequency of vomiting in dogs, the cause of vomiting can also be preliminarily determined.

1. After eating, vomit a large amount of normal stomach contents at one time, and no longer appear in a short period of time. In this case, it means that the dog has overeaten.

2. After eating, or 2-3 hours after eating, vomiting and retching occur. This is usually an acute gastric distention.

3. After eating, vomit frequently and many times until the contents are vomited. In this case, it is mostly gastric, duodenal, and pancreatic diseases.

When the dog vomits, first of all, we should pay attention to the frequency, frequency, color and quantity of vomit in the dog. If you vomit 1 or 2 times, there is no other abnormal manifestation, and those who continue to eat after vomiting are mostly physiological vomiting, which can be ignored, but this situation is relatively rare. In addition to excluding physiologic vomiting, the following measures are generally taken if vomiting occurs.

1. General vomiting does not affect eating, no special treatment is required.

2. If frequent vomiting affects eating, you should fast and drink water for 4-6 hours to prevent it from entering the trachea by mistake. Eat gradually after vomiting stops, or give nutrients and fluids intravenously.

3. Sedative, antiemetic, such as oral vitamin B6, diazepam, metoclopramide, atropine or human drug morpholine, or chlorpromazine oral, intramuscular injection, can also be intramuscular injection of Aimol to stop nausea.

4. Vomiting is too frequent, lasts for a long time, does not eat, or vomiting occurs immediately after eating, accompanied by other abnormal manifestations, such as lack of energy, increased body temperature, etc., should be sent to the hospital in time**.

It is recommended to take the dog to the hospital for a specific examination.