How To Care For A Vomiting Dog? 5 Things You Need To Do...

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Hi, Mirko here from Healthy Pet Systems.

Today I will tell you how to care for a vomiting dog.

So let's start.

It is important to care for your dog and show him or her some love.

As a dog owner, time is crucial especially when your dog starts to vomit.

Not taking the necessary precautions to stop your dog throwing up food may escalate the problem.

So how to care for a vomiting dog?

Let's see 5 things you need to do if your dog starts vomiting:

1. Keep your dog hydrated

When your dog vomits, he or she gets dehydrated.

To keep your dog hydrated, it is important to provide your canine with small amounts of water.

Don’t allow your canine to drink more than the required amount.

The goal here is to hydrate and not to induce further vomiting.

2. Keep food away

When your dog starts vomiting, it is a clear indication that something has upset his stomach.

Allowing your canine to continue eating will result in further vomiting.

To prevent this, it is wise to enforce a food fast – 12 to 24 hours.

3. Give your dog bland food

After the 24 hours of enforced fasting have elapsed, it’s time to feed your canine.

Instead of introducing your dog to his normal diet, start with bland food.

Don’t give your dog foods rich in fat such as oily, fish or red meat.

4. Transitioning from bland food to normal diet

Now that you have been administering your dog vomiting treatment that is feeding your dog bland food and more than 24 hours have elapsed, it’s time to transition your pet to the normal diet.

Change the diet slowly and avoid sudden food changes.

5. Observe your dog for other symptoms

As the owner, it is important to observe your canine even after he or she has resumed eating his or her normal diet.

By doing so, you will get to learn if there are any underlying issues.

Dog vomiting can be a sign of serious sickness.

To be on the safe side I advise you to visit a vet.

To find out more, I created a great guide about dog vomiting.

In it, you will find...
- How to stop dog vomiting?
- Top 16 reasons why my dog is vomiting.
- How can I stop my dog from vomiting in the car?
- What to do for a dog who is vomiting?
- How can I induce vomiting in a dog?

...and a lot more.

A link is down below in the description.

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