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Strange objects in your dog's stomach or intestine

 

Objects in Dog' stomach or intestine

It is a bad sign if your dog is vomiting quite frequently but isn't, or hardly, defecating. If you introduce a thermometer, you will notice that, instead of feces, a glassy, consistent viscose matter is on it.

 

This is a sign of intestinal occlusion, usually caused by the presence of strange objects in the stomach or intestine. The occlusion could be a result of a torsion (a tortuous and twisted shape or position) of the intestine, an invagination or a tumor.Important: Do not lose time! Your dog's condition will worsen by the minute and an operation is the only way to save him. The longer you wait, the less chances you have.

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