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Synonyms supported: throwing up -> vomiting, itchy -> itching, inappetence -> not eating.

Symptom: vomiting
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Dog
Illustration for Acute vomiting: Digestive signs

Commonly discussed in Can occur across breeds depending on risk factors..

Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary

Acute vomiting

Common signs include Appetite or water-intake changes, Stool, vomit, or urination changes.

What to watch first
  • Appetite or water-intake changes
  • Stool, vomit, or urination changes
  • Breathing changes, cough, or effort
  • Energy, comfort, or behavior changes
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Dog
Illustration for Chronic vomiting: Digestive signs

Commonly discussed in Can occur across breeds depending on risk factors..

Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary

Chronic vomiting

Common signs include Appetite or water-intake changes, Stool, vomit, or urination changes.

What to watch first
  • Appetite or water-intake changes
  • Stool, vomit, or urination changes
  • Breathing changes, cough, or effort
  • Energy, comfort, or behavior changes
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