If the puppy does not eat for a long time or the food quality is not good, it will cause excessive gastric acid in the stomach and cause vomiting. This reason is relatively simple. Parents only need to provide fresh food to their puppies, or store pet food in a dry, cool, and ventilated environment to avoid infection with bacteria or spoilage.

If the puppy has other discomfort symptoms, such as abnormal bowel movements, diarrhea, etc., it may be a sign of gastrointestinal disease and produces yellow liquid vomit. On the other hand, infections such as bacteria, viruses, and worms may also cause vomiting in puppies.

At this time, parents need to pay attention to the digestion of their puppy and observe other symptoms, such as fever, runny nose, drowsiness, shortness of breath, etc. If the symptoms are mild, you can relieve the burden on the gastrointestinal burden by giving the puppy some salt water and letting it drink it several times in half an hour. If the symptoms are serious, you need to go to the pet hospital for treatment immediately.

Puppies may eat harmful chemicals, poisonous mushrooms, etc., causing nausea and vomiting. Changes in the surrounding environment can also make the puppy feel uncomfortable, such as excessive play and long exposure to the sun, which can easily cause vomiting of yellow liquid.

At this time, you need to pay attention to the activity status of the puppy, provide it with a quieter indoor environment, and do not expose it to strong light. In short, parents need to judge the symptomatic treatment based on the specific situation of the puppy and the color of the vomit. If the pet has serious symptoms, it is necessary to seek medical treatment in time and conduct comprehensive treatment.