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Dog vomiting — when to worry?

Answer these questions to help assess whether your dog's vomiting needs urgent attention. This is a triage guide, not a diagnosis — if in doubt, always call your vet.

1. How many times has your dog vomited?

Once 2–3 times More than 3 times, or continuously

2. Is there blood in the vomit?

No Small amount or dark flecks Yes — obvious red blood or dark tarry material

3. How does your dog seem right now?

Normal — alert, drinking, wants to play A bit quiet but responding normally Very lethargic, collapsed, or not responding normally

4. Is the abdomen swollen or hard?

No — normal Yes — visibly bloated or hard to the touch

5. Did your dog eat something it shouldn't have?

No known ingestion Possibly — got into food scraps or ate grass Yes — ate something toxic, a foreign object, or medication

Important: This checker is a general triage guide, not veterinary advice. If you are uncertain or your dog's condition is worsening, call your vet immediately. ASPCA Animal Poison Control: (888) 426-4435. Pet Poison Helpline: (855) 764-7661.

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