Gastric enteritis is inflammation of the gastric mucosa and intestinal mucosa. It is usually caused by microbial infections, and may also be caused by chemical toxicants or drugs. Pets with gastroenteritis are accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and fever.

Many diseases can cause vomiting, and the most common are problems with digestive organs such as the stomach and intestines. For example: swallowing foreign bodies, food poisoning, and drug poisoning will cause vomiting.

Diaturia, water will be excreted from the body along with the feces. If there is more water, it will become liquid, which can easily cause dehydration.

The body temperature of dogs and cats is slightly higher than that of humans, and many diseases can cause fever. Inflammation caused by gastroenteritis is often accompanied by fever.

The common causes of gastroenteritis can be divided into non-disease factors and disease factors. Stress, bad eating habits, sudden change of feeding and food, indigestion, etc. These will cause gastroenteritis in pets, but parents don’t have to worry too much.