Why Is My Dog Vomiting Blood? | Bloody Vomit In Dogs | Veterinarian Explains | Dogtor Pete

Seeing your dog bringing up its last supper may already be an unpleasant sight and smell, but finding some blood in the vomit as you clean up the mess can be really alarming.

And it should be. Bloody vomit in dogs is usually very serious. So in this video, I will be explaining exactly what the clinical signs, causes and diagnosis of bloody vomit in dogs are, as well as how it can be treated and prevented!

Not knowing what to do and being unsure of what is causing the problem is a stressful experience for any pet parent. When it comes to your dog vomiting blood, however, timely action is absolutely essential.

Vomiting of blood in dogs can become a very serious health concern very quickly, so it is important to take your dog to the vet as soon as possible so that the cause can be determined and the appropriate treatment plan can be established.

Thanks for watching. Let me know down in the comments if your dog ever vomited up blood and what you and your vet did to help him?

Here is a breakdown of the info covered in this video:

00:00 Introduction
01:06 Clinical Signs of bloody vomit in dogs
01:30 Diagnosis of bloody vomit in dogs
02:10 Causes of bloody vomit in dogs
03:55 Treatment of bloody vomit in dogs
05:23 Prevention of bloody vomit in dogs
05:32 Take Home Message

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