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Dog and Cat Vomiting: When Should You Worry?

Finding a pile of vomit on the floor is an experience most pet owners know all too well. A dog or cat may vomit once and then return completely to normal. But repeated vomiting—or vomiting accompanied by other symptoms—can sometimes signal a problem that needs veterinary attention. The key is knowing what to watch for and when to act.

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Wellness

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