Does vomit because of hunger

Speaking of hunger, some people may be confused, how can they still vomit when they are hungry? Yes, when a dog is hungry, gastrointestinal digestive juices will be secreted more, such as gastric acid, pancreatic juice, etc. When there is inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract, these secretions will irritate the mucous membrane and cause reflex vomiting. The vomitus is usually yellow gastric juice;
Coping plan: Feed regularly and quantitatively, and adjust the dog's diet and rest

Dogs vomit because they eat too much

Dogs will vomit when they are hungry, and they will vomit if they eat too much. We all know that dogs have no sense of satiety. To put it bluntly, they can eat as much as you feed them. If a dog vomits a large amount of food in its stomach at once after eating, and does not vomit or do other things again in a short period of time, it means that The dog eats too much, and the vomit is undigested food;
Solution: Stop eating for one meal, and feed probiotics or digestive tablets to aid digestion (usually puppies do not feel full, this is the case in most cases) Appears in puppies, eat small meals frequently)

Dogs vomit because of rumination

In the impression, rumination usually occurs in animals such as camels and cows, but in fact Dogs sometimes regurgitate. Sometimes dogs wolf down the food without chewing it carefully. Such food is large in size and prone to rumination. The vomit is undigested food;
Generally, dogs will vomit undigested food. Taking it out and then eating it back is a bit disgusting, but it just means that the dog is fine.

Dogs vomit because of parasites

When there are parasites in the dog's body, it will cause the dog to vomit. You will find that the dog at home is losing weight day by day. Not only will it vomit but it will also be accompanied by constipation. , diarrhea and other digestive discomforts, and vomitus carries insects;
Solution: Regular deworming.

Dogs vomiting is caused by accidentally eating foreign bodies

Dogs are always curious about everything and often swallow foreign bodies. Foreign bodies in the dog’s stomach that are not digested for a long time will cause vomiting. and loss of appetite. The clinical symptoms vary depending on the size of the foreign body in the stomach. When the foreign body in the stomach is metal or sharp objects (such as fish hooks, glass, iron wire, etc.), clinical symptoms of acute gastritis appear.
Coping plan: Take the dog to the pet hospital to check its physical condition in time, and supplement the dog with more trace elements

Dogs vomit because they are sick

When a dog’s vomit is liquid, the owner should pay more attention. Different colors of vomit liquid show different causes of the dog’s illness. The picture may cause discomfort to some readers. , but in order to let the shit shoveling officers understand more intuitively, please forgive me.

Dog vomits white foam

If the dog’s vomitIf there is nothing in the stomach and what is vomited is clear liquid or milky white liquid, then the thing vomited is basically gastric juice. If the dog vomits gastric juice, it basically indicates that the dog has acute gastritis.
Solution: If the dog becomes languid after vomiting, do not take it lightly and go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination; but if the dog vomits and is no different from normal, it should run, jump, and tear down the house. , then don’t worry, just give it a period of fasting.

Dogs vomit yellow-green liquid

If your dog's vomiting is found to be yellow-green, it is most likely that the vomited bile is bile, which indicates that the dog has a problem with its kidneys, pancreas, etc.
Coping plan: Stop feeding and send to hospital for examination and treatment in time

Dogs vomit red liquid

Bleeding I believe all owners know that for dogs, whether there is blood in the vomit or blood in the stool, it is a very serious situation. If the vomit is red Or something containing bright red suspected blood, which is basically gastric bleeding;
Response plan: Send to the hospital immediately to prevent the situation from getting worse

Dog vomits coffee-colored liquid

If your dog’s vomit is brown, first you have to determine that the color of the vomit is not caused by the food you feed your dog. If the vomit is accompanied by a foul smell, it means that the dog has a gastric ulcer. , gastrointestinal ulcer is a very serious symptom at present;
Solution: Be sure to go to the pet hospital for examination in time to avoid delaying the condition.

Types of dog vomiting

The following content is relatively professional and is common sense that pet doctors need to know, but Quanquan feels that it is better for everyone to understand. .

Central vomiting in dogs‍

1. Nervous system diseases
Such as brain and meningeal infections, concussions, brain contusions, brain tumors, cerebral congestion, cerebral hemorrhage, etc. caused by intracranial Elevated blood pressure, cerebral edema, cerebral ischemia; insufficient blood oxygen supply to the vomiting center to cause vomiting
2. Systemic diseases
See infections, acute viruses, bacteria, mycoplasma, parasites, etc.;
/>Endocrine and metabolic diseases: malnutrition, uremia, vitamin deficiency, etc.
3. Effects of drugs and poisons
Common ones include copper sulfate, morphine, organophosphorus, carbon monoxide, etc.
4 , other mental factors
Fear, excitement, tension, fatigue; motion sickness, seasickness, etc.

Reflex vomiting in dogs‍

1. Digestion System
Common in tongue, pharynx, esophagus, gastric dysfunction, intestinal dysfunction, liver, biliary and pancreatic diseases, etc.
2. Other systemic diseases
Urinary and reproductive system diseases, respiratory diseases, etc.
3. Other conditions
In addition, eating too fast, food allergies, intolerance to certain special foods and eating irritating foods are also May cause emissive vomiting

Identification and judgment of common vomiting in dogs

1. One-time vomiting:

After one episode of vomiting, the vomiting symptoms stopped immediately and there was no more vomiting. It is generally seen in overeating, strenuous exercise after a full meal, food intolerance, clinical drug-induced vomiting, and can also be seen in stress stimulation or extreme excitement.

2. Persistent acute vomiting:

Short course, repeated attacks, long vomiting episodes, and short vomiting intervals. Vomiting not only occurs after eating, but also occurs when the stomach is empty. Vomit. When vomiting is severe, the vomitus may be mixed with blood, bile or intestinal contents, which is generally seen in diseases such as acute gastrointestinal inflammation or intestinal obstruction.

3. Intermittent chronic vomiting:

Recurrent episodes, with a long course, often unrelated to feeding time. The properties of vomitus vary greatly and are cyclical, and are accompanied by other symptoms. It is generally seen in chronic inflammatory diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, irritable bowel syndrome, systemic diseases or metabolic diseases.

4. Vomiting and Diarrhea‍:

Vomiting in dogs is often accompanied by diarrhea. If diarrhea precedes vomiting, the cause is often in the intestines, and gastric disease is less likely;
Vomiting Before diarrhea, it means that the dog has ingested foreign objects, poisons or serious infectious diseases (such as canine distemper, canine parvovirus, etc.).

5. Vomiting and appetite:

Appetite is normal or slightly reduced, but vomiting occurs soon after eating, and vomiting occurs again after eating, and one likes to eat vomitus, which is more common in ascariasis and cardiac abnormalities;
Refuses to eat and likes to drink water. Vomiting after drinking enough and low urine output may indicate acute nephritis, urinary poisoning, or leptospirosis;
Vomiting has nothing to do with appetite and is mostly indicative of non-gastrointestinal diseases. Poisoning of the body and damage to the nervous system are more likely.