What causes a dog to vomit blood?
1. Damage to the esophagus: Because dogs have the habit of turning over trash cans and likes to pick up foreign objects, dogs may eat some sharper foods by mistake, causing the esophagus to be damaged by these sharp objects. The food is scratched and the dog vomits blood.
2. Food poisoning: Because dogs are not like us humans, they can distinguish what can be eaten and what can’t be eaten. Therefore, it may accidentally eat some moldy and rotten things and cause poisoning. When the dog is poisoned, there may be symptoms of vomiting and blood, and there may be symptoms of trembling.
3. Gastroenteritis: If the dog suffers from severe gastrointestinal inflammation, it will also cause bleeding, which will cause the dog to vomit blood, especially when there is an ulcer in the gastrointestinal tract, which will also be difficult to treat. Increase.
4. Small infection: If the dog is accidentally infected with enteritis parvovirus, it will also vomit blood, because the main feature of enteritis parvovirus is small intestinal hemorrhagic necrosis.
What should I do if my dog vomits blood?
If the esophagus is damaged, the dog needs to be sent to the pet hospital for treatment in time, and the veterinarian can use professional tools or surgical methods to choose the fastest and least harmful way to the dog Remove the foreign body.
If it is food poisoning, it is recommended that the owner immediately take it to the pet hospital for gastric lavage, vomiting and other treatment methods, so that the residual toxic food in the dog’s stomach can be cleaned up in time to reduce the body’s exposure to toxic substances in the food. Continue to absorb.
If the dog vomits blood due to gastroenteritis or parvovirus disease, it is recommended that the owner take him to the pet hospital for examination and medical treatment immediately. It is getting more serious or poisoned by improper use of drugs.
