If your dog is sneezing and snorting more than usual, it can be worrying — especially when the sounds seem sudden, loud, or frequent. While occasional sneezing or snorting can be normal, repeated episodes often signal irritation or an underlying problem. We outline the common causes of sneezing and snorting in dogs, what you can […]
Seeing your dog sneeze blood clots is alarming. Even a small amount of blood can make the situation look serious, and blood clots often mean something is irritating, inflaming, or damaging the delicate tissues inside the nose. We outline the common causes of a dog sneezing blood clots, what you can do at home, and […]
If your dog eats rocks and sticks, it can be alarming — and for good reason. Chewing or swallowing these objects can cause broken teeth, choking, or dangerous blockages. Yet many dogs seem strangely fascinated by stones, branches, and debris outdoors. We outline the common reasons why dogs may eat rocks and sticks, what you […]
When your dog is vomiting yellow bile and acting lethargic, it’s a red flag that something more serious is affecting their digestive system, energy levels, or overall health. Yellow bile is a sign of irritation or empty-stomach vomiting, while lethargy means your dog’s body is struggling. We outline the common reasons why a dog may […]
When your dog is vomiting white foamy mucus and also has diarrhea, it can feel frightening because the symptoms often appear suddenly and escalate quickly. Vomiting foam usually means the stomach is irritated or empty, while diarrhea signals inflammation deeper in the digestive tract. We outline the common causes of a dog vomiting white foamy […]
Seeing your dog vomit white foamy mucus mixed with blood is extremely alarming. Even small streaks of red can mean the stomach or esophagus is irritated, and white foam typically forms when stomach acid and mucus mix during repeated vomiting. We outline the common causes of a dog vomiting white foamy mucus and blood, what […]
Seeing your dog suddenly vomit and drool excessively can be frightening, especially when the drooling is heavy, constant, or accompanied by visible nausea. These two symptoms appearing together usually mean your dog’s digestive system, throat, or nausea center is being strongly stimulated. We outline the common causes of vomiting and excessive drooling in dogs, what […]
Few situations are more heartbreaking than losing a dog suddenly, especially if their final symptom was vomiting white foam. This distressing sign often indicates a severe internal problem that progressed quickly, leaving owners shocked and searching for answers. We outline the common causes of a dog vomiting white foam before passing away, and what this […]
Seeing your dog vomit yellow foamy liquid is alarming, especially when the vomiting is sudden, repeated, or accompanied by clear discomfort. That yellow foam—often called bile vomit—usually comes from the stomach or small intestine. We outline the common causes of a dog vomiting yellow foamy liquid, what you can do at home, and when to […]
Few symptoms are more alarming than seeing a dog vomit blood or pass bloody stool — and when both happen together, it signals a potentially serious medical emergency. Blood appearing from both ends means the digestive tract is severely irritated, damaged, or internally bleeding. We outline the common reasons for a dog vomiting blood and […]