The Best Remedy for Nausea

Nausea and Vomiting in Dogs

Vomiting is a cleaning process in the body and should not be hidden. Dogs should eat grass to be better able to vomit. There has been a lot of thought on  the exact causes,and probably dogs feel when a stomach "cleaning" is required.

With frequent or persistent vomiting, causes should urgently be researched and treated! Signs are grumbling, rumbling stomach; or the dog howls moans or whimpers, and there is increased salivation.

Side effects

Often vomiting is not a disease or symptom alone, but various other symptoms can occur in parallel and often suggest a specific underlying disease such as loss of appetite, sadness, lethargy, diarrhea, and constipation.

Causes

The causes of nausea and vomiting are fear, excitement or stress, poor nutrition, too cold food, swallowing too quickly, too much dietary fat, leftover food, allergies (especially food allergy (contact allergy) type I – response, intestinal parasites such as various worms, irritation by foreign bodies (such as bone fragments from a neighbor or a captured forest dwellers, toys, etc.), Diabetes mellitus, sunstroke, poisoning by pesticides, rat poison, antifreeze, household cleaners, viral infections such as parvo or distemper, stomach ulcers, cancer (often bloody vomit), nervous system, brain tumor, liver or kidney disease, motion sickness while driving.

How to deal with it

Based on the consistency of the vomit, the expert can rule out various causes

It is important to make sure exactly when the dog vomits, as this supports the accurate diagnosis.

Keep Toilet lids closed. When dogs drink from the toilet, they can get dangerous bacteria. The stomach will need to take a rest and eat something in about 24 hours. To dry out to prevent fluid intake are provided sufficient to ensure safe drinking water is readily available. Take food mildly and only slowly and begin when ready. Rice with a little vegetable stock and TVP, oatmeal or finely mashed vegetables pot are ideal. After vomiting, the same foods that caused diarrhea should be cautiously given.

Home and remedies for minor complaints

1. For nausea relief: put 8 tablespoons of freshly chopped parsley in a cup of boiling water, boil for five minutes, then strain and stir in a teaspoon of maple syrup. The dog gets this after it cools at a dose of a tablespoon about 6 times per hour.
2. Put 4 tablespoons thyme with a cup of boiling water and scald for ten minutes and strain. Give to the after cooling, administer a tablespoon approximately 6 times per hour.
3. 4 tablespoons rosemary is poured over a cup of boiling water. Let sit for a whole ten minutes then strain the can, and after cooling, give the dog a tablespoon about 6 times per hour.
4. After the initial measures introduced, in later hours Rescue drops can be administered.