1. High fever
2. Loss of appetite
3. Diarrhea
4. Bloody vomiting
5. Dehydration
6. Abdominal pain
7. Lethargy
How do I find the cause of my German Shepherds vomiting?
Sometimes, especially when vomiting is associated with several of the above symptoms, a series of diagnostic tests will need to be done such as: blood tests and maybe even exploratory surgery.
If your dog does not appear really sick from its bouts of vomiting, the actual problem causing the vomiting in the first place may be much less serious. Some things that may cause dog vomiting in the first place include viruses (stomach or intestinal), intestinal parasites, or things like eating garbage or many other kinds of irritating materials.
If this is the cause for the vomiting then drugs can be given to control the intestinal tract and relieve the inflammation inside the intestinal tract. Additionally, a special diet of bland foods may be encouraged for a few days until the problem has stopped on its own. In this way the German Shepherds own healing powers will kick in to help correct the problem as well.
Follow this process and you can usually expect improvement in your own German Shepherd within 2 to 4 days. If a positive change does not occur then a change in medication will need to be made and possibly even more tests will need to be performed as well.