[header] How to recognize bloat in dogs [title] Call your vet if your dog's stomach looks swollen. [step] Dog's with bloat deteriorate alarmingly quickly. A dog that develops bloat at bedtime, if left untreated, will most likely pass away by the morning.
[header] How to recognize bloat in dogs [title] Call your vet if your dog's stomach looks swollen. [step] Dog's with bloat deteriorate alarmingly quickly. A dog that develops bloat at bedtime, if left untreated, will most likely pass away by the morning.
Symptoms of bloat include : [substeps] Feelings of pain pain when urinating blood in the urine a lack of appetite decreased energy bleeding on the stool [title] Listen for mild vomiting. [step] Type 2 bloat starts as a mild, sweet taste when your dog eats. However, if your dog is bleeding too quickly, talk to your vet as soon as possible. [title] Look for pain or bloating near your dog's gullet. Signs of bloat include : [substeps] A painful sore to the stomach or abdomen. Your dog will show aggressive behavior or is more than likely uninterested in touching the sore. Sometimes the deterioration is even more rapid, and the dog may pass away in less than 2 hours after first developing symptoms. Because of this, it is absolutely imperative that you call your vet immediately, as soon as you notice the following symptoms.