I believe that vomiting and diarrhea will happen as long as you have a dog. These two problems can be said to be big or small. Because there are many reasons for vomiting and diarrhea in dogs, irregular diet will cause this situation, and of course there are diseases. If the situation is not serious, then the basic treatment of vomiting and diarrhea in dogs can be handled by themselves, but if it is because of infectious diseases, it is best to leave it to the doctor.

Diarrhea is excrement that often excretes some liquid. It is not a disease in itself, but the most common sign of problems in the small intestine and large intestine. Vomiting is the frequent vomiting of gastric juice, which is not necessarily a disease in itself, but it shows the stomach discomfort of pets.

The following are the treatments for simple diarrhea and vomiting: Common causes of vomiting include simple bacterial infection, food poisoning, allergic reaction to certain foods, overeating and so on.

Diarrhea:

1.24 hours without eating any solid food.

2. After stopping eating for 24 hours, feed light food first, such as a small amount of chicken porridge, cereal, rice or bread. Drinking water should be provided as usual unless vomiting occurs.

After two to three days of light diet and observation, if the stool returns to normal, you can return to normal diet.

4. If diarrhea persists after a normal diet, it may be that your pet needs to eat according to the specified menu in the future.

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1.24 hours without eating any solid food.

2. After the fasting, resume the provision of drinking water.

3. After drinking water for six to twelve hours, if you don't vomit, you can provide the following dietotherapy, such as a small amount of chicken, porridge, porridge and rice.

4. Keep a light diet for two or three days. Normal diet can be resumed when vomiting no longer occurs.

If vomiting persists after a normal diet, it may be that your pet needs to follow the menu specified by the veterinarian in the future.

Some of the above treatments are only for dogs that are not so serious. If the dog vomits frequently and the situation gets worse, don't delay. Take the dog to the hospital for a more detailed examination as soon as possible.