I. Physical stimulation
If the dog’s throat is stimulated by something, Or if some irritating food enters the throat, the dog is likely to retching. Under normal circumstances, as long as the foreign body is spit out, the phenomenon of retching will disappear naturally. But if a foreign object scratches the dog’s throat, it’s likely to cause inflammation.
Second, Pharyngitis
If the dog has pharyngitis, the most obvious symptoms It is coughing, sometimes retching, and loss of appetite. In order to prevent the dog from pharyngitis, try not to give the dog to eat easily broken bones, and do not let the dog develop the habit of eating indiscriminately, so as to avoid foreign objects stabbing the throat and causing infection.
Three, parasites
If the owner does not deworm the dog regularly, Too many parasites in the dog’s body can also cause the dog to vomit. If the dog has too many parasites, it can be seen in the dog’s secretions and excrement, and if the situation is severe, the dog will also experience neurological symptoms such as convulsions. Therefore, the owner must deworm the dog on a regular basis, otherwise the dog’s health will not be guaranteed.
Four. Indigestion
If the dog’s diet is irregular, it is easy to Cause indigestion, the most direct manifestation is retching, and diarrhea will also occur. If the retching is caused by improper diet, the owner should stop food and water for the dog, and feed the dog some probiotics after about 12 hours, which can effectively regulate the stomach and relieve the retching.
5. Excessive exercise
Dogs may get excited when they go out for a walk Running around, exercising too much can also cause it to retching, as well as retching when the dog is especially hungry. Therefore, when taking the dog out, you must keep the dog on the leash, control its excitement, and let the dog eat before going out.
If the dog suffers from an infectious disease such as canine distemper, it may also retching, so the owner must pay attention to the dog’s retching and go to the hospital for examination in time. If you have other related questions, you can also consult your veterinarian.
