moderate urgency
Vomiting in Dogs & Cats
Forceful expulsion of stomach contents. Occasional vomiting may be normal, but persistent or bloody vomiting requires veterinary attention.
Common Causes
- • Dietary indiscretion
- • Gastritis
- • Pancreatitis
- • Foreign body
- • Toxin ingestion
- • Intestinal parasites
Red Flags
- • Blood in vomit
- • Projectile vomiting
- • Abdominal distension
- • Unable to keep water down
- • Known toxin exposure
When to See a Vet
If vomiting persists more than 24 hours, contains blood, or is accompanied by lethargy or abdominal pain.
🐕 Vomiting by Dog Breed
Labrador RetrieverGolden RetrieverGerman ShepherdFrench BulldogBulldogPoodleBeagleRottweilerDachshundYorkshire TerrierBoxerCavalier King Charles SpanielSiberian HuskyAustralian ShepherdChihuahuaGreat DaneShih TzuBorder CollieCocker SpanielStaffordshire Bull TerrierMaltesePomeranianDoberman PinscherMiniature SchnauzerBernese Mountain DogWeimaranerJack Russell TerrierPugEnglish Springer SpanielShetland SheepdogBoston TerrierHavaneseBrittanyEnglish BulldogWest Highland White Terrier
🐈 Vomiting by Cat Breed
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