Occasional vomiting is also found in the process of raising bordersheepdogs. Its vomiting is not a simple symptom of disease. When parents find that Bian Mu begins to vomit, they need to pay attention. Pay close attention to the behavior and activities of the dog, and send Bian Mu to the pet hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time to avoid more serious consequences. What are the main reasons for the border collie vomiting? Let's learn about it with the editor today!

Causes of border collie vomiting:

The changes in brain pressure caused the border collie to feel nauseated, which further caused vomiting. When the respiratory tract is stimulated, secretions will increase, and the border collie will show spitting behavior like a human. The spit content is often water or mucus containing small bubbles. stimulate, and spit out the food. In addition, whenever the organs in the abdominal cavity are affected by disease and the pressure in the abdomen is abnormal, the border collie's body will show the behavior of emptying the stomach, occasionally protruding food and water containing large foam, yellow or green.

2. Abdominal cavity

The abdominal cavity is the emptying behavior of the stomach. Whenever the organs in the abdominal cavity of the Border Collie are affected by disease and the pressure in the abdomen is not normal, the body will With this behavior of emptying the stomach, the vomited contents are often food and water with large foam, yellow or green, and the vomiting behavior of the abdomen is often accompanied by diarrhea and abdominal pain.

3. Excessive hunger and overeating

From the perspective of life and diet, border collie vomiting may be caused by excessive hunger and overeating. For example, border collies who are fed only one meal a day or are gluttonous, often eat a lot, almost as much as they eat, and when the stomach can't hold it, they will empty part of the food, that is, throw up the food. out, causing the Border Collie to vomit. At this time, the border collie will eat the food it vomits again, and the border collie is prone to digestive tract problems after a long time.