What should I do if my Basenji dog vomits? Dogs have strong body tolerance and can handle minor problems on their own, but the early symptoms of some major diseases may also be minor problems!

The same is true for infectious diseases in dogs. The initial symptoms are very similar to those of a common cold, and are occasionally accompanied by vomiting and other symptoms. Therefore, dogs with vomiting should beware of infectious diseases.

1. If the food you vomit is food and you eat it back immediately, then everything will be fine. This kind of vomiting is physiological vomiting, that is, vomiting similar to rumination. There is no need to see a doctor for this kind of vomiting. .

2. If the color of the vomit is yellow, yellow, green, or green, it means that bile has been vomited out. Usually when you see vomiting of this color, you need to see a doctor! Because this represents many conditions, except In addition to the above-mentioned liver, kidney, pancreas and other problems, there are also ulcers in the gastrointestinal tract! Another situation is that the vomiting is yellowish-green, but it mostly occurs before eating, and after vomiting, the dog is normal all day long. , this is bile vomiting syndrome. If the color of the vomited out is brown, which is not the color of feed or food, but the color of gastric juice is brown, this means that there is bleeding in the stomach. The most common ones are gastric ulcers and Duodenal ulcer!

3. If the color of the vomit is transparent or white and thin, this is gastric juice, which is the gastric acid secreted by the stomach. This type of vomiting is most common in acute gastritis, but if it occurs after vomiting, It's normal. You don't need to see a doctor. You just need to fast for 12 hours. If the vomiting continues and is accompanied by diarrhea, poor mental status, loss of appetite, etc., then it is most likely that the vomiting is caused by an infectious disease. At this time, it is best for the owner to take it to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.