Puppies are one of the most loyal friends of human beings, but they will also suffer from minor problems like human beings. Upper vomiting and diarrhea are very common in puppies, especially in puppies, and there are many reasons for this condition...
Puppies are one of the most loyal friends of human beings, but they will also suffer from minor problems like human beings. Upper vomiting and diarrhea are very common in puppies, especially in puppies, and there are many reasons for this condition and the treatment methods vary. This article will explore the causes of vomiting of puppies and how to deal with it.
The causes of vomiting in puppies may be digestive system problems, new environment, dietary problems, viral infections, parasites, bacterial infections, etc. Therefore, it must be dealt with in detail.
Digestive system problems may include indigestion, enteritis, upper digestive tract blockage, and stomach cramps.
Indigestion is usually caused by diet, and if puppies are given stale food or excessive food, they may vomit.
To solve this problem, you need to reduce the food and water intake of puppies, give them temporary fasting for a while, and then slowly start eating again.
When the puppy is in recovery period, its amount of exercise should be limited.
New environments may cause puppies to vomit, because entering a new environment often requires puppies to adapt, and many puppies will feel very nervous because of this, especially when traveling in a hotel.
In this case, it takes some time to get the puppy to get used to the new environment and you should be patient.
Dietary problems are another common cause of vomiting in puppies.
If the food is too greasy or the nutrition is unbalanced, the puppy may feel uncomfortable and vomit.
In addition, feeding human foods that puppies are incompatible with their stomachs can also cause discomfort. The solution to the diet problem is very simple, just make sure to provide a balanced and nutritious diet and don't give puppies human food.
Viral infection, parasitic and bacterial infections can also cause vomiting of puppies.
To distinguish these diseases requires diagnosis under the guidance of a pet doctor.
Viral infection is often accompanied by other symptoms, such as loss of appetite, fever, etc.
If the puppy is infected with pneumonia due to pouring boiled water into the sofa, parasite or bacterial infection may also be the cause, and these problems need to be treated under the treatment of a pet doctor.
Finally, we recommend that you reduce junk food and other foods that are not suitable for their health, such as chocolate and caffeine.
They can easily affect the health of the puppy, causing the puppy to feel uncomfortable and vomit out the diet.
To sum up, vomiting in puppies is a common health problem, but it is necessary to confirm the exact cause of it to take appropriate treatment.
The method of treating puppy vomiting varies depending on the situation. Going to the hospital is the best choice. If the problem is not serious, some simple home care measures can be taken to help it recover.
