Why is my German Shepherd puppy lethargic with swollen face and belly?

This is very very concerning and he needs to be taken back to a veterinarian. There is a possibility that he has an intestinal obstruction, or other serious intestinal problem, The next step would be xrays to see whether there is excessive gas and something blocking the intestine or stomach exit (pylorus). Please take him back to your veterinarian for a recheck.

German Shepherd Dogs are prone to a variety of stomach and gut problems including exocrine pancreatitis, IBD, food allergies, plus , like every dog, can get gastro-intestinal infections. You can take her off food for about 12 hrs then feed her bland food such as boiled rice and boneless boiled chicken in small portions and divided over several small feeds /day. If she does not start to eat or cannot keep her food in , then you will need to take her to your vet for an exam and appropriate medications.

I recommend to call your veterinarian. Puppies can vomit for many reasons but something like a vaccine reaction may be the cause and this needs to be treated. Your vet will make a recommendation based upon her exam yesterday. Just so you know, German Shepherds need to eat diets formulated for large breed puppies. This helps to ensure that they grow and develop properly. I recommend Royal Canin German Shepherd Puppy. It will ensure even, normal growth and is very easy to digest because the GSD can be prone to an upset stomach. I hope this helps and please feel free to post any additional questions.

Spirocerca Lupi is a parasite that can be found in dogs in Egypt, it causes a mass in the esophagus which causes chronic regurgitation, which might be what Misa is suffering from. it could also be a gastrointestinal infection, possibly parvo if she is not vaccinated. you need to take her to the vet ASAP in order to get that checked and treated.

If she hasn't been wormed then it is likely due to intestinal worm infestation, tomorrow at the vet's they will deworm her and probably vaccinate her as well, the deworming should resolve those symptoms.

First of all the blood test seem to be completely normal. secondly, a bulging stomach could be caused by many reasons such as a bloat, a tumor or a heart problem, none of which would show up on the blood test. i recommend taking her back to your vet in order to do an xray or ultrasound next.

Hello, You can try to syringe her water to keep her hydrated and rub syrup on her gums to prevent low blood sugar. However, Olie must see a veterinarian to determine the cause of vomiting and receive proper treatment. Typically, vomiting in a puppy her age is secondary to parasites, a virus, or even an intestinal obstruction.