How to treat vomiting and diarrhoea in dogs

1, dietary problems: vomiting caused by indigestion when the dog eats too quickly or after strenuous exercise. 2, metabolic diseases: hyperalgesia, acidosis, alkalosis, ketoacidosis, hepatitis, calcium and magnesium ion imbalances in the blood can also lead to vomiting. 3, metabolic diseases: hyperalgesia, acidosis, alkalosis, ketoacidosis, hepatitis, calcium and magnesium ion imbalances in the blood can also lead to vomiting. 3, metabolic diseases: hyperalgesia, acidosis, alkalosis, ketoacidosis, hepatitis, calcium and magnesium ion imbalances in the blood. 4. Parasitic factors: Clinically common roundworms, nematodes, tapeworms and coccidia can cause vomiting in dogs and cats. 5. Viral infections: There are many kinds of viruses that can cause vomiting in dogs and cats, the more common ones in the clinic are canine distemper virus, canine microvirus, canine adenovirus type I, canine adenovirus type II, canine coronavirus, rotavirus, feline distemper and feline infectious peritonitis. Peritonitis can all cause vomiting.