Why does the dog vomit after taking a bath?

Reasons for dog vomiting after bathing:

1. It is normal for dogs to vomit during showering if they eat too much or if the owner washes them too hard.

2. Dogs may vomit when they catch a cold during bathing, which can also cause symptoms such as fever and depression. It is recommended to feed them a little Isatis root first, but it is best to take them to the hospital.

3. It may be caused by mistakenly ingesting bath gel or if the dog takes a bath after eating too much. It is suggested to provide enough drinking water for the dog and wait for 1 to 2 hours after eating before bathing.

Situations where dogs cannot take baths:

1. Puppies that have not completed their immunization. Dogs at this stage have low resistance and are easily prone to colds from bathing, which also increases the risk of infection.

2. Immediately after vaccination. Bathing dogs right after vaccination may cause needle eye infection, and stress reactions can also affect the effectiveness of the medication.

3. When there are wounds on the body. Bathing dogs with wounds may cause infection, especially for dogs that have just had surgery, they must not be bathed.

4. When the dog is sick. Dogs are very weak when they are sick, and bathing will consume a lot of energy, which may worsen the condition.

5. When the female dog is in heat. During the heat period, the female dog's vagina relaxes, and bacteria can enter the dog's vagina with water, causing infection.

6. When the female dog is newly pregnant. In the early stages of pregnancy, the development of embryos is unstable, and bathing can easily cause the dog to miscarry.

7. During the lactation period of the mother dog. After giving birth, the mother dog's body is weak, and once she gets sick and catches a cold, it is easy to infect the puppies, and she cannot provide breast milk when she needs to take medication or get injections.

8. When the dog has heatstroke. Although the dog needs to cool down during heatstroke, immersing the dog's entire body in water and rapidly lowering the body temperature may lead to shock.