3. Bland food
After the urge to vomit, the dog will need some time to pick himself up again. During this time, conventional food is often too much for your four-legged friend. Experts then often advise him Bland food to administer.
This is about particularly easy-to-digest meals. Some manufacturers offer such mixtures ready-made, but it is also possible to cook them yourself for your four-legged friend.
4. More durable Feed change
If your dog keeps vomiting his food and no other reason is identified, it is likely that one Feed intolerance is behind the misery. Then the only thing that really helps is changing the dog food – otherwise the problems won't stop.
An attempt is then often made to eliminate the allergen Elimination diet to be identified, for example by using a variety without beef or poultry. Grain-free dog food is also often tried.
But this can be a lengthy undertaking; in many cases the “culprit” is only found after many changes. It is then more promising to go for a hypoallergenic dog food straight away. These recipes are designed to be completely free of common allergens.
5. The four-legged friend drink a lot let
If your four-legged friend vomits a lot, he will also lose a large amount of fluid. This is a big problem because one Dehydration can also be life-threatening.
After an urge to vomit, it is therefore mandatory to let the dog drink a lot. In addition to a well-filled water bowl that is accessible at all times, it has also proven useful to top up the light food a little with water, for example. This means that the animal is forced to take in fluids while eating.
6. At home & on the go look closely
Otherwise you should use yours watch darling very closely, if he tends to vomit. If you intervene quickly enough, you can combat common causes of stomach upset, symptoms of poisoning or parasite infestation in advance.
- The dog should then ideally be walked on a leash
- Leftover food or foods that are poisonous to four-legged friends, such as onions, garlic, chocolate or grapes, must neither lie on the floor nor be accessible to the dog – for example through the garbage can
- If the animal begins to sniff feces, you must stop it immediately
- Eating carrion or supposedly harmless foods such as meat or sausage should also not be allowed, as digestion can be impaired.