My dog is in pain and sick after his parvo vaccine. What to do?

This sounds serious. You need to get Rocky to a vet as soon as possible for treatment. This is not something you can "fix" at home. The two main possibilities for his symptoms are: 1) vaccination reaction or 2) parvo virus however, there are any numbers of things that could be the issue. Without examining him myself it is too hard to say. Please get Rocky to a vet ASAP. A puppy his age will get severely dehydrated with all that vomiting and not eating.

Poor Rocky. No, rocky does not need to get the vaccines again. The vaccines absorb through the mouth so him vomiting will not affect them. I would recommend talking with your veterinarian to see if they can help give rocky medications to decrease his car sickness! Hope that helps

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Rocky. He needs to see his veterinarian if he has not been eating well for several days. Being a young puppy, it will be easy for him to become dehydrated. He could be painful somewhere or even be experiencing an upper respiratory tract infection. Is he coughing or sneezing at all? Neck and/or back pain are also common in small breed dogs. His veterinarian will be able to tell based on his exam findings. In the meantime, keep him quiet to allow his body to rest. Do not give any over-the-counter pain medications as these can be toxic to dogs. I hope this information helps!

Poor Rocky. A lump at the vaccination site, as well as some soreness and tiredness, are normal after getting a vaccine. If Rocky will let you, you can try holding a warm compress (such as a washcloth soaked in warm water and then wrung out) against the sore area for a few minutes 1-2 times daily until he seems to be feeling better. Usually, most pups are back to normal within a few days :)

Getting vaccines can cause a little pain and discomfort in dogs, and in my experience toy breed dogs can be extra sensitive. I would stop picking him up and letting him rest. Make sure he is eating and drinking, and monitor him tonight. If he's still acting painful in the morning, then I would have him seen by a vet. Take him to urgent care tonight if he starts vomiting and having diarrhea excessively, starts having any facial swelling, or difficulty breathing.

Rockie is adorable and I'm sorry to hear that he isn't feeling well. After eating a heavy, greasy meal, he may have developed gastroenteritis (inflammation in his stomach and intestines) or pancreatitis. Aside from assuring that he is drinking water and offering a bit of a bland diet (boiled white meat chicken and rice) as you have done, there isn't anything more that can be done at home. Young puppies are more susceptible to the effects of dehydration than adult dogs and need to be treated a bit more urgently. At this point, Rockie needs to take a trip to the vet for an exam, diagnostic testing and supportive care (IV fluids and medications). I hope that he is feeling better soon!

I am So sorry to hear that Pacer is having such a hard time after his vaccines. It sounds like relatively normal reaction, however, it seems as though he is sensitive to this vaccine. For this reason I would call the veterinarian who gave him the vaccine to discuss this fact. It will then be recorded in his medical records and precautions taken when it is given again. You can try a cool compress over the painful area.