If a dog accidentally eats fish spines, chicken bones or other sharp objects, etc., and the foreign body cuts the gastrointestinal tract resulting in blood in the vomit, it is recommended to take a film to determine the location of the foreign body and remove it. Dogs infected with micro virus, canine distemper virus, etc. can cause blood in vomit in the middle and late stages. It is recommended that the specific cause of the disease be determined based on symptoms and pathogen testing, and then appropriate treatment measures can be taken. If the dog has more blood components in the vomit, you can give oral or inject some hemostatic drugs, such as hemostatic minerals, vitamin K or Enzyme, and when using them, follow the instructions for dosage.
