Dogs will vomit after taking anthelmintics, which is very harmful to the dog’s body. If measures are not taken in time, it is likely to have a great impact on the dog's health. Therefore, we must pay attention to the reaction of the dog's ga...
Dogs will vomit after taking anthelmintics, which is very harmful to the dog’s body. If measures are not taken in time, it is likely to have a great impact on the dog's health. Therefore, we must pay attention to the reaction of the dog's gastrointestinal tract to anthelmintic drugs. What should we do when a dog vomits after taking anthelmintic drugs? Let’s find out together below.
1. Overfeeding
The dosage of anthelmintic medicine needs to be determined according to the weight of the puppy. If the dosage of anthelmintic medicine is too large, it will cause the puppy to have a poisoning reaction and then vomit. For the health of the puppy, it is recommended to take the puppy to the pet hospital for further processing and treatment in time, and it is necessary to bring deworming drugs for the puppy so that the pet doctor can make a clear diagnosis in time. If the puppy's poisoning symptoms are severe, it is likely to lead to death.
2. The anthelmintic drug is highly irritating
If the anthelmintic drug is fed to the puppy according to the normal dosage, and the puppy vomits after eating the anthelmintic drug, it is most likely that the anthelmintic drug itself is relatively irritating, which in turn stimulates the puppy's gastrointestinal tract and induces vomiting. If the puppy's symptoms are mild, it usually takes a few days to rest. At the same time, for the health of puppies, it is not recommended that owners buy deworming drugs online and other channels, because pet owners do not understand the characteristics of deworming drugs and can easily buy irritating deworming drugs.
3. Sensitive gastrointestinal tract
Some puppies have sensitive gastrointestinal tracts, and anthelmintics can easily cause gastrointestinal irritation, leading to vomiting and diarrhea. For vomiting caused by taking anthelmintic drugs, it is generally found that temporarily stopping feeding food and water after vomiting can be greatly improved. If it doesn't get better, you can take it to a pet hospital for an antiemetic injection.
Note: Generally, for puppies with sensitive stomachs or younger dogs, it is recommended to choose safe anthelmintic drugs as much as possible, or to choose intracorporeal and external antiparasitic drops.
