What should you do if your animal experiences nausea or vomiting?
Rarely, animal undergoing chemotherapy may experience some side effects, including nausea or vomiting. When your animal vomits, it is important to withhold food and water, and contact your veterinarian. If your animal vomits multiple times within a day or if the vomit exhibits abnormal color, odor, or consistency, it is highly recommended to seek veterinary consultation promptly to ensure proper evaluation and appropriate medical care.
Identify the triggers
The most effective way to prevent nausea in animals is to identify the triggers that cause it. Does your animal dislike car rides or certain foods? By being aware of these triggers, you can prepare and avoid them. Similarly, for animal receiving chemotherapy, nausea is a known side effect. We will make every effort to prevent this uncomfortable side effect by using preventative medication and adjusting the dosage if necessary. If the medication does not alleviate the symptoms, there are various antiemetic drugs available. It is advisable to consult with your veterinarian in such cases.
