Vomiting

Vomiting in dogs

Overview

Vomiting in dogs is common and may be caused by a variety of factors. Often, a dog will vomit because of eating something indigestible, such as grass. Overeating, especially if followed by exercise, can cause vomiting. A change in diet, a physical obstruction in the stomach, an allergic reaction, poisoning, a serious illness, food allergy, heatstroke, car sickness, and stress are all possible causes of vomiting.

Vomiting in cats

Overview

Vomiting in cats is common and may be caused by a variety of factors. Often, a cat will vomit because of eating something indigestible, such as grass or hair from grooming (hairballs). Overeating, especially if followed by exercise, can cause vomiting.

Vomiting in cats

Overview

Vomiting in cats is common and may be caused by a variety of factors. Often, a cat will vomit because of eating something indigestible, such as grass or hair from grooming (hairballs). Overeating, especially if followed by exercise, can cause vomiting.

Vomiting in dogs

Overview

Vomiting in dogs is common and may be caused by a variety of factors. Often, a dog will vomit because of eating something indigestible, such as grass. Overeating, especially if followed by exercise, can cause vomiting. A change in diet, a physical obstruction in the stomach, an allergic reaction, poisoning, a serious illness, food allergy, heatstroke, car sickness, and stress are all possible causes of vomiting.