In most dogs vomiting yellow foam is very common, but do you know why this happens?
Usually, this liquid that comes out of your mouth is bile, a digestive fluid that is produced in the liver and stored in the gallbladder. They usually vomit this substance when their stomach is without food.
Causes your dog vomits yellow foam for
The causes for your pet vomiting yellow foam can be several, most commonly due to the fact that your stomach is empty. In this case, bile and stomach acids accumulate and irritate the stomach, causing inflammation and abdominal pain.
But as you can see below, there may be other possible causes:
- Eat inappropriate foods
- Ingestion of anything other than food
- Gastritis
- Eat too fast
- Overproduction of Bile Due to a Digestive Disorder
- Indigestion Because of Anxiety and Stress
- Excessive Bile Buildup Backs Long on an Empty Stomach
How to stop your dog from vomiting yellow foam
It is advisable to feed your pet more often throughout the day, ie to increase the number of meals, but with the same total daily amount. It is also important that the timing of food for your dog is relaxed and calm, as well as limiting its activity after food.
But as always, the best thing to do is to go to your vet, as medical causes can be varied. He will explain to you the reason for the vomiting and will give you the proper treatment to solve the problem.
Does your dog usually vomit yellow foam? How many times a day do you feed him? Have you ever been to the vet for spewing yellow foam? What did the vet tell you and what was your treatment? Share your experience with us, surely our readers will thank you.
