Czech terrier vomiting

Causes of Czech Terrier Vomiting:

1. There may be parasites in the Czech terrier. If there are parasites in the Czech terrier's vomit, it is necessary to deworm the dog regularly.

2. It may be that you have eaten too much or unclean food, then you should stop feeding the Czech terrier, and feed some probiotics to help the terrier adjust its stomach.

3. It may be that the Czech terrier has indigestion. If the dog eats too fast, too greasy, too full, or too miscellaneous, it will cause gastrointestinal discomfort, heavy gastrointestinal burden, and vomiting, which will reduce the gastrointestinal burden.

4. It may be Czech terrier food poisoning. Food poisoning mainly refers to the dog eating poisonous food or food that has expired, deteriorated, unclean, or contaminated by germs, which will also cause the dog to have a severe vomiting reaction.

5. It may be an acute infectious disease. Parvo, canine crown, and canine distemper will all be accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea.

6. It may be the internal organs of the Czech terrier. In the early stages of dog pancreatitis and kidney failure, vomiting will occur.

7. It may be that the Czech terrier’s stomach is irritated, and the dog’s stomach cannot be irritated. For example, eating spicy, greasy, cold food, and catching a cold in the stomach will also cause vomiting and diarrhea.

8. It may be strenuous exercise. It is very easy for the Czech dog to exercise vigorously after eating, which will cause vomiting.

Czech terrier vomiting treatment:

1. If the dog vomits out food, and eats it back immediately after vomiting, there is no need to worry too much, and there is no need to see a doctor.

2. If the dog's vomit is yellow, yellow and green, you need to see a doctor immediately, and then treat according to the doctor's advice.

3. If the dog's vomit is transparent or white and thin, it may be suffering from acute gastroenteritis. If the dog has no adverse reactions after vomiting, there is no need to see a doctor, just fast for 12 hours. If the dog If the dog continues to vomit, and has diarrhea, poor mental state, and loss of appetite, it may be caused by an infectious disease, so the dog should be sent to the hospital for examination as soon as possible.