What should I do if my Russian Wolfhound is vomiting?

The Russian Wolfhound is a breed of dog specially bred to chase wild animals, they specialize in hunting wolves and other fierce animals, is a very good hunting dog, and now more people take this dog as a companion dog to raise, in the process of raising the Russian Wolfhound, it is inevitable that some small and large diseases will occur, so when the Russian Wolfhound vomits how do we do? Here are some treatments that we hope will be helpful to you. One: If it is a puppy vomiting, the first thing we have to consider is whether it has an infectious disease, because if it is canine microscopic and coronary may cause the dog vomiting phenomenon, if it is an infectious disease, it needs antiviral treatment, anti-inflammatory with supportive therapy. Two: If it is swallowed foreign objects or dirty things and cause vomiting, you can first observe to see if it will vomit after vomiting, if not vomit is not too worried. Three: If the vomiting is caused by common gastroenteritis, you can let the dog drink a little probiotics to regulate the body, and then see if there will be signs of improvement, if there is still no improvement, you need to carry out anti-inflammatory treatment. Four: If the vomiting is caused by pancreatitis, we need to take the dog to the vet for treatment in a timely manner, while fasting and water, to reduce the stimulation of pancreatic secretion, after treatment of the dog, in its diet needs to pay more attention to let it eat some mild, low-fat, easily digestible food. The last advice to everyone: dog sickness is a relatively troublesome thing, after the sickness we need to take it to receive professional treatment in a timely manner, while in the process of feeding, we should pay close attention to its diet and care, its food bowl we need to clean in a timely manner, its living area we need to clean often, the diet needs to ensure that it is balanced nutrition, to avoid malnutrition and cause disease The diet needs to be balanced to avoid malnutrition and disease.