vomiting symptoms 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......

my dog had puppies three weeks ago and now i have noticed that two of the puppies have large knots on the right side for their necks what is it and what can i do for them?

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!!!

what do i look for in my female chihuahua she is crying alot an not wanting me to leave her alone for a min she is jumping in her sleep she had her 3 puppies on the 12-14-2012 this is her first litter she is 3 an a hafe years old how can i help her to sleep more an not cry so much i feel so badd for her the puppies are eating good an thay are sucking good so can some one plz tell me if my dog poko have the postpartum blues ?

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........

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.

They can appear to be COMPLETELY normal and still be carrying quite a heavy parasite load. Adult dogs aren't as outwardly affected by worms as puppies are. Puppies tend to have big, round bellies when they have worms, adult dogs don't. They pick them up sniffing around outside, stepping in places where infected dogs have defecated and have dropped eggs and worm cysts, and then licking their paws.

How old is the dog, what breed, and what are the other symptoms besides the bloating and decreased appetite? Any vomiting/diarrhea/trouble breathing? I would suggest gettting the dog to a vet right away; time could be of the essence if he is experiencing GDV (bloat)!

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!

Usually pancreatitis can only be diagnosed with a combination of clinical signs such as vomiting, abdominal pain and fever along with a positive results for a specific blood test (probably the one your veterinarian had sent in), and confirmation with an abdominal ultrasound. In the meantime, you and your veterinarian should keep an open mind, and always ask the question, "What else can it be?", especially if your dog is not getting better.

I have a pregnant female who is 53days pregnant and i was wanting to know if this is a sign that she will be going into labor soon and I have not noticed her eatting at all yet today and we've been up for a while. This is my first time having puppies so i needing lots of help. Thank you for all the help.

Parvo is akways a concern with puppies. This could be from stress, food, etc. try feeding cooked chicken and rice in smaller portions a few times a day. However, if the diarrhea gets worse, there is vomiting and the pup seems worse, do get it to your Vet right away and they can test for Parvo.

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?

One of the biggest dangers of parvo is dehydration because of the vomiting and diarrhea. If the puppy becomes dehydrated, the body's electrolytes are thrown off and all kinds of problems, not the least of which is a disruption of the heart rhythm, can occur. If the puppy is at home, give him Pedialyte. If he will not drink it himself, force it in with an eyedropper or a syringe.

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.

My dog has been having the symptoms of hypoglycemia for most of his life, which have started becoming severe lately. He has a serious food aversion from an illness he had as a puppy, so he tends to miss meals and be an extremely picky eater (an issue we are constantly working on). There are times he may go without eating much for nearly 24 hours and when this happens I give when Nutri-Cal or a product called Stat.

Can you keep a better eye on her? I know puppies are tough to watch, but remember to crate train when you aren't home and always go outside in a fenced in yard or on a leash until she's a little older. Thinking you got her at 8 weeks, that's only 6 weeks for her to be at the emergency vet 3 times?!

This may be no more than an upset stomach....who knows? But the important thing is if he is vomiting, and not drinking he could be in serious danger from dehydration. That is urgent. He will need to go on IV fluids probably, just to re-hydrate him. Please post back if you can, to let us know how it goes. Hope he's ok.

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