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A dog vomiting blood is suffering from a condition known as hematemesis. Hematemesis could be temporary, or it could be a sign of chronic gastrointestinal illness.
Hematemesis could occur as a small amount of bright red blood (which usually indicates an injury in the mouth or throat), or as a quantity of dark, clotted blood, which could indicate a more serious gastrointestinal condition.
Some of the symptoms that might accompany your dog's vomiting of blood include:
Here are some acute ailments that your vet will rule out before considering the possibility of a chronic condition:
1. Poisoning 2. Swallowing a foreign object 3. Drug reaction 4. Parasites
Several chronic gastrointestinal and other ailments could cause your dog to vomit blood. They include:
1. Kidney disease 2. Liver disease 3. Motion sickness 4. Tumor 5. Obstruction of the bowel 6. Parasites