Umm, does your dog have rabies?
Maybe you should take it to the Vet...... O.o
That's just not normal, dude. And I study to be a vet, and:
1) I have NEVER in my life heard of foamy yellow vomit from a dog, and
2) Know that's not natural and not good at all.
If your dog has foamy yellow vomit, you need to probably take it to the Vet immediately. That would scare me half to death, i don't know about you.
it means your sick
then you will die in 24 hours.
Dogs vomit for a lot of reasons. If the vomit appears normal, ie it is yellow, yellow and foamy, white and foamy, mostly water, or food, then it is probably okay so long as he doesn't keep doing it more than occasionally. However, if he vomits something dark, something that looks like coffee grounds, worms, blood, or something else you cannot identify, then he needs urgent veterinary care.
Take your dog to the Vet
stop feeding your dog yellow paint.
A thick, foamy, white vomit could be they ate too fast, ingested something like dirt or weeds or drank water too fast.
Yes they can except it would make them have watery eyes and if it's a certain type of dog it will vomit
It is perfectly normal for dogs to vomit occasionally (possibly even daily). You only need to worry if it becomes more frequent than normal or changes appearance (e.g. has blood in it).
It's bile, a chemical secreted by the liver for digestion. If a dog vomits yellow stuff or foamy yellow stuff it generally means his stomach is empty and this is causing nausea. Try increasing the frequency of his meals or offering a small snack between meals to keep a little something in his stomach and keep it settled.
The movement of ants in a dog's stomach may cause them to vomit after eating ants. When a dog ingest ants, to them, it may feel like a tickling sensation, which causes them to vomit.
Yes. In theory, anyone can make themself vomit.
No, because ringworm is a fungal disease of the skin. Other intestinal parasites, such as roundworm can make a dog vomit.
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Try to get the dog to vomit, and take it to the vet.