My dog has puked about 3 or 4 days ago, he non stop drools, does not want to eat, has black poop, has no energy, and does not even want to play or go on a walk.
It sounds like your puppy is going through some very concerning symptoms. The combination of vomiting, excessive drooling, a lack of appetite, black stool, lethargy, and an unwillingness to play or walk could indicate a serious health issue. Black stool, in particular, might suggest internal bleeding or a gastrointestinal problem, which definitely requires immediate attention.
Given the severity and combination of these symptoms, I strongly advise you to take your puppy to a veterinarian as soon as possible. Puppies are particularly vulnerable due to their young age and developing immune systems, so prompt veterinary care is essential to address any potential underlying issues.
In the meantime, try to keep your puppy hydrated by offering small amounts of water, but don't force him to eat or drink if he's not interested. Make sure he stays comfortable and keep an eye on any changes in his condition.
Please seek veterinary care immediately to ensure your puppy receives the necessary treatment. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. Thank you.
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He is 4 years old and has been to the vet 3 times, with another appointment today. They still don’t know what’s wrong with him, but do you know if he has to get put down?!
It's completely natural to feel concerned when the cause of your dog's symptoms isn't immediately clear. Making decisions about euthanasia is incredibly tough, and it's crucial to have in-depth discussions with your veterinarian. Please understand that since we have not personally examined your dog. we cannot provide you advice on a significant decision based solely on the facts you have provided through the question.
Since your dog has an appointment today, it's important to share all the symptoms you've noticed and any changes in his condition with the vet. They might need to conduct further tests to better understand the situation. Sometimes, identifying the exact cause of a pet's illness can take time, but rest assured, your vet will work with you to explore all possible treatment and management options.