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Dog Vomiting
I have 13 month old labrador..
He is suffering from diarrhoea from last 2-3 days..
Also he has started vomiting from evening.
He has vomited 5-6 times till now..
Some blood was also visible in his vomiting.,
And he is also shivering..
What should i do, its mid night..
I cnt even rush to vet.
Please suggest something..
I am worried..
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See first of all visit your vet as giving oral medications would aggravate the condition and he needs fluid therapy as he must be dehydrated. He's most probably suffering frm stomach infection rest vet will assure after running some blood tests.
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Dr. Prachi Kshatriya
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It sounds like Gastroenteritis, Please start with Tab.Rantac 150 mg half tab twice a day for 3 days; Tab.Perinorm 10 mg 1 tab twice a day until vomiting stops and Cap.Sporidex 500 mg 1 capsule twice a day for 3 days,
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If the condition doesn't improve please consult ur vet
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After medication don't feed him for 2 hours.
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