What should I do if my Chesapeake Hound vomits white bubbles? The dog’s gastrointestinal tract is very sensitive. Catching a cold or being irritated may cause the dog to vomit. However, there are many reasons for the dog to vomit, and the symptoms are also different. .

The reasons why dogs spit out white bubbles:

(1) Heterophilia, such as lack of vitamins, trace elements and minerals; intestinal parasitic diseases, etc.

(2) Animals compete with each other for food while eating; when animals play and bite toys, their owners fight, causing the animals to swallow foreign objects.

Most of them are due to lack of trace elements, or accidental ingestion of foreign objects such as stones, wood blocks, rubber balls, string gloves, rags, etc. during play or training, or secondary to heterophilia caused by certain infectious diseases. The sick animals have loss of appetite, intermittent vomiting, gradual weight loss, abdominal pain, bowing and muscle tremors when standing or lying on the ground, and sensitivity and pain when palpating the front abdomen. Based on symptoms. The owner did see the animal eat a foreign object and not defecate it. X-rays or barium meals can reveal obvious foreign bodies in the stomach.

What should I do if my dog ​​spits out white bubbles?

First, conservative treatment, taking oil to relieve laxatives, such as paraffin oil 5 to 50ml/time. To induce vomiting, emetics can be used, and 10 to 50 ml of 0.5% copper sulfate solution can be administered orally. For example, if the animal is injected intramuscularly with Lonpen after feeding, there have been cases of foreign bodies being vomited out after intramuscular injection of anesthetic.

If the foreign body is relatively large and cannot be spit out or discharged using the above methods, surgery should be used to incise the stomach wall and remove the foreign body. When a large number of foreign bodies are encountered, gastrotomy surgery is performed to remove the foreign bodies. For a small amount of foreign bodies, you can try subcutaneous injection of apomorphine to promote vomiting, or use a gastroscope to remove it. You can also try methylcellulose, taking 1 teaspoon orally three times a day.

Second, dogs with heterophilia should be promptly supplied with corresponding trace elements, and care should be taken to prevent dogs from accidentally eating them when training and playing.

Go to a regular pet hospital! Get checked; gastrointestinal foreign body removal is the most common gastrointestinal surgery. There are many kinds of foreign bodies that cause blockage, including large bones, plastic bags, bottle stoppers, etc. Peach pits, stockings, needles and threads, etc. are generally diagnosed through doctor's palpation and X-rays. The earlier the surgery, the faster the recovery. If the animal suddenly vomits and wants to eat at the beginning of the illness, but then vomits shortly after ingestion and has less/no stool, then after ruling out infectious diseases, it should be suspected that it is a foreign body, and diagnosis and surgery should be carried out as soon as possible.