vomiting symptoms in puppies

Puppies can vomit for no reason or for very serious reasons. If she is vomiting AND has loose stools, she needs a trip to the vet ASAP! She could have simply eaten something that didn't agree with her, she could be infested with internal parasites, she could have coccidiosis, she could have Parvo, there is no way to tell over a message board so veterinary intervention is absolutely necessary.

thanks for your answer, but this is the only puppy i have that had these symptoms, i have 4 more and none of them show any symptoms like these. could that still make it parvo even if only one died??

Depending on your puppies vaccine status viral diseases such as Parvovirus may be the issue. Vomiting leads to dehydration which can be fatal in dogs and puppies if not treated.

It could be something bad and I wouldn't risk it! Is there any vomiting? You need to head to an Emergency Vet ASAP! Intestinal blockage is the first thing that comes to mind for a puppy. (They will get into and eat anything!) Next would be "Bloat", but I do not know if it happens in puppies, I'd have to look that up....Good Luck and let us know......

It usually appears after the puppies have had their first shots, however it is not unusual for it to appear in puppies in the 3 to 5 week age group. You really do need to get these puppies to the vet, however, because once the pustules start, if you do not treat the disease aggressively, the pustules can cause severe scarring of the facial features. The disease is sometimes misdiagnosed as staphococcal pyoderma.

Hi there...at this innocent age, these symptoms could mean many different things, including intestinal parastite infestations or even parvo virus. When was the last time Waggzy saw his veterinarian and what vaccines has he had so far? You need to contact your veterinarian soon...puppies this young don't have a lot of reserve to fight off infections and can go downhill very quickly. He is a cute one though!!!

Either way, make sure you see his Vet tomorrow......Puppies go downhill very quickly with vomiting and/or Diarrhea.....If this is Parvo, it can be fatal in just hours...... Good luck and let us know how he's doing........

t help the mange, but he never EVER had worms again in his nearly 14 years with us. He had no symptoms of anything wrong, nothing in his stools, zip, zero, nada. So - yes, go ahead and have your dog checked by your vet. It's always better to be safe than sorry.

I advise telephoning the vet first, to warn them in advance you will be bringing Parvo-infected puppies in.

I left my dog in my fathers care while i was at a friends. I came home to him being very bloated to the point where he cant walk and it feels like touching a balloon animal. Is there anything i can do to help him? Im scared hes going to die and he wont eat or drink anything. Please help!!!!

Congratulations on your upcoming excitement! Taking care of puppies can be a challenge, but definitely worth the effort. First, has her pregnancy been verified at the veterinarian by ultrasound or xray? It could be that she only has one pup and doesn't seem very large to you. Many dogs become very restless right before delivery and their temperature will generally drop to about 99 degrees Fahrenheit from their normal (100 to 102). This usually occurs about 24 hours prior to labor.

My puppy has been in and out of the vets office more times than I care to count since we got her in May. This little Chessie is just miserable. She will be great for a few days and then within a matter of a few hours she can be in pain and so sick. I am able to do IVs at home if I need to, but my question is what do you get them to eat? Pumpkin she loves...yogurt at times. She was eating ground turkey with rice and cottage cheese....but now she won't even look at the turkey...

I have recently been given a female pit bull puppy about 8 weeks old, and she started having an outbreak of blisters a couple days ago and she's now vomiting and won't eat. I am extremely concerned and need information as soon as possible. Thank you!

i am having a German shepherd male puppy 42 days old which i bring to my house 3 days before yesterday get it it's 1st vaccination, there is no blood in its loose motion, is it just diarrhea or parvo??

I may be wrong, but I think 53 days IS due date. I don't believe vomiting is part of the labor process, so put in a call to your vet for advice. That will at least put him (or her) on notice that there may be a problem delivery coming his way. Why do these things always happen on a weekend?! Any vet clinic should have an outgoing recording telling you what to do or where to go in an emergency. This situation qualifies.

My dog was spayed 4 days ago. She began vomiting immediately and continued to until her death this morning. She was a pound puppy, a chihuahua mix, that we had for three weeks. The vets treated her with cerenia and I administered pedalite. She had no fever and a little diarrhea towards the end. Does this sound like parvo?

i woke up yesterday morning to find that in the middle of the night my dog had given birth to 6 adorable puppies, she was great with them yesterday but this morning i woke up to cries from the puppies and mammy was also crying when i went in to check on them i found that mammy was huddled over one side of the bed shaking and looking pretty scared and the puppies were over the other side of the bed crying and all the bedding had been taken out from underneath the puppies and they were lying on t

Good afternoon cuppy and let me add my congratulations to the new member of your family! I know you must be very concerned about his reluctance to eat. Here are a couple of other things to try in addition to what Dr. Lori said previously: 1) Try putting some of his dry kibble in the freezer. Some dogs like the sensation of cold and he may be inticed to eat it that way. 2) On the opposite extreme, try adding a little warm water to his kibble and see if he likes that.

This can lead to the nipples becoming permanently enlarged from basically being in the near-constant state of nursing puppies. With a short-haired breed this is much more readily apparent than it is with a long-haired breed. The copious amounts of vomit make me suspicious that there is an intussusception at work here, however you said that she had a normal bowel movement, which is not characteristic of an intussusception.

Skeeter sounds like a handful but puppies are so much fun! Your vet is right! Pet insurance is a great option and by enrolling now you can eliminate most potential preexisting conditions. PetFirst is a pet health insurance company with affordable rates and customizable plans for dogs and cats of all ages, even puppies. We've been in business for 10 years and provide reimbursement based on your actual vet bills, up to 90% after your deductible.

m told it is rather common in some toy breed puppies when they get their first vaccines. We are hoping it will not get any worse, as now he only has seizures a few times a month and the vet wants to take a wait and watch approach for now.

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