The classic signs of a sensitive stomach include intermittent loose stools or diarrhoea, nausea (you can tell your dog feels sick if they're not eating or if they're licking their lips and swallowing a lot) and excessive wind. There may be blood in the stools and your dog might vomit.
A temporary switch to a bland diet may be the best option to help resolve your dog's immediate digestive issues. Boiled, plain chicken and rice are usually well tolerated, and small amounts of cann (...)
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The infection can then spread from person to person via infected feces. Symptoms may include worms in a bowel movement or coming from the nose or mouth, vomiting, and stomach pain. In most cases, r (...)