It's probably either poisoning or flu.
My dog was vomiting
My dog literally turned a wierd blue color because my nieghbor put out antifreeze o some dog food. My dog came home and within 30 mins he was shaking, vomiting and turning blue because he had been poisoned.
He was dying, and we didnt know what to do! We didnt know he was poisoned till my neighbor bragged about it to a friend of hers.
What to do if your dog is vomiting
My advice if your dog is vomiting is to take immediate action: Take him/her to a vet!. It may just be a bug, but act quickly just in case. It might cost money, but it's better than not getting your dog treatment - trust me.
At home, all you can do is make sure your pup gets the food and water it needs to stay strong. But, because vomiting is a symptom (rather than an actual illness), you need to get to the bottom of what's causing the vomiting before it's too late!
Vomiting can be caused by anything. Your dog may have eaten something it shouldn't have, it may have a bacterial or viral infection, or it may have a serious underlying condition that only a vet can properly diagnose.
Whatever the case, good luck!
My dog was vomiting
My dog literally turned a wierd blue color because my nieghbor put out antifreeze o some dog food. My dog came home and within 30 mins he was shaking, vomiting and turning blue because he had been poisoned.
He was dying, and we didnt know what to do! We didnt know he was poisoned till my neighbor bragged about it to a friend of hers.
What to do if your dog is vomiting
My advice if your dog is vomiting is to take immediate action: Take him/her to a vet!. It may just be a bug, but act quickly just in case. It might cost money, but it's better than not getting your dog treatment - trust me.
At home, all you can do is make sure your pup gets the food and water it needs to stay strong. But, because vomiting is a symptom (rather than an actual illness), you need to get to the bottom of what's causing the vomiting before it's too late!
Vomiting can be caused by anything. Your dog may have eaten something it shouldn't have, it may have a bacterial or viral infection, or it may have a serious underlying condition that only a vet can properly diagnose.
Whatever the case, good luck!
