Vomiting is never a happy moment, but it’s one of those things that everyone gets to do.
There are some cases where you should be worried about your pup–vomit can mean something’s wrong with their digestive system or they might have an underlying health condition like arthritis (which would make them more prone towards throwing up).
This guide will tell us when this happens so we know what steps need taken next!
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Why Is My Pug Throwing Up?
Vomiting can be a symptom of many different dog problems, but it doesn’t always mean there’s something wrong. If you notice your pup vomiting more than usual or with no explanation as to why they are doing so- then consult an expert!
1. Post-Exercise
Just like humans, pugs can get the zoomies after eating a heavy meal. So if you want to avoid any unwanted vomiting or diarrhea just make sure not walk them for at least two hours afterwards!
2. After Drinking
No, I’m not talking about a few too many alcoholic beverages. When it comes to Pugs even drinking water too fast can stimulate their gag reflex and they will throw up anything in there–including icky vomit!
Pug owners should always be on guard for this awful sign of an impending blockage which could lead your dog straight into surgery if left untreated…
3. Overeating
The Pugs love to eat, and these little chaps really don’t know when it’s time for them stop. If your pup has the opportunity of overeating then chances are they will take advantage! Overeating can lead into eating too fast which is one classic cause that causes puke in dogs like yours truly (I’m sorry).
4. Morning Sickness
Just like humans, Pugs may experience morning sickness. This is sometimes due to pregnancy but not always!
If you’re noticing that your Pug seems happiest when he or she eats breakfast then there’s a good chance it could also mean the difference between life and death for them – since many people with inflammatory bowel disease develop symptoms during their first few hours after waking up from sleep (such as abdominal pain).
5. Motion Sickness
If you’re taking your dog on a car ride, it’s important to know what they can handle. For example if their nausea gets too much while traveling in the vehicle then just wait until we get there and make sure that nothing smells delicious before feeding them any food at all!
6. Poisoning
Your dog could have eaten something that disagreed with their stomach or accidentally ingested a poisonous substance. In these cases, they will vomit extensively and you should visit the vet immediately if this happens!
7. Stomach Ulcers
Vomiting is a way for your body to get rid of potentially harmful substances. Stomach ulcers, cancer and other medical problems can cause vomiting as well- which means you should visit the vet ASAP if this happens!
8. Intestinal Blockage
If your pug eats something they shouldn’t such as a plastic toy, ball or other large items which could get lodged in their intestine then it is possible for an intestinal blockage to occur. Symptoms include vomiting and abdominal pain with constipation being another sign that you may be experiencing this condition at home without realizing why? Your vet will need perform x-rays so we can locate the foreign body if any exist!
9. Infection
Your dog may have a parvovirus infection. It typically presents with high fever, diarrhea and vomiting to name just some of the symptoms that you could see on them!
10. A Neurological Issue
Vomiting is a natural instinct for pugs. In fact, it’s often how they communicate their feelings or warn you about an upcoming injury! The reason behind this phenomenon can be different than what you might think–there are numerous neurological conditions that could result in vomiting including brain tumors and ear imbalances as well psychological issues like anxiety/stress which may cause your pup to throw up unexpectedly without warning.”
