How to treat dogs vomiting bloody mucus

Treatment methods for dogs vomiting bloody mucus:
1. First, we must determine the reason why the dog’s vomit is bloody. Dogs need to undergo a series of examinations, such as virus testing, X-ray testing, etc.
2. Give the dog food and water in time to prevent the dog from vomiting again and aggravating the condition. If the dog has reached a state of dehydration, the dog should be given infusion in time to adjust the acid-base balance in the body. Also pay attention to keeping your dog warm.
3. We need to inject the dog with an appropriate amount of hemostatic drugs, such as hemostasis, vitamin K or Anluoxue.
4. It is also necessary to inject an appropriate amount of antiemetic drugs to reduce the dog’s nausea and vomiting reaction. Commonly used drugs include metoclopramide, 654-2, etc.
5. If the vomiting and bleeding is caused by a viral infection, it is necessary to treat the virus. Once the virus is eliminated, other symptoms will naturally disappear.
6. If intestinal damage is caused by swallowing foreign bodies, surgery is required to remove the foreign bodies in the intestines if necessary.
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