⚠️ EMERGENCY? If your dog is vomiting blood, can't keep water down, or seems weak, go to an emergency vet now.

Is Your Dog Vomiting in Los Angeles?

Your dog just threw up and you're worried. Is this a serious emergency or just an upset stomach?

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When Dog Vomiting Needs Emergency Care

Get to an emergency vet in Los Angeles RIGHT NOW if your dog shows:

  • Vomiting blood or material that looks like coffee grounds
  • Multiple episodes in a short time (3+ times in an hour)
  • Can't keep water down
  • Extreme lethargy or weakness
  • Bloated or distended abdomen
  • Known toxin ingestion (chocolate, grapes, xylitol)
  • Pale gums or difficulty breathing

🏥 Los Angeles 24-Hour Emergency Vets

  • VCA West Los Angeles Animal Hospital - (310) 473-2951
  • Animal Specialty Group - West LA - (310) 473-1561
  • ACCESS Specialty Animal Hospitals - Culver City - (310) 558-6100

When You Can Talk to a CanopyVet First

If your dog vomited once or twice but seems otherwise okay, a CanopyVet consultation can help:

  • One or two episodes, no blood
  • Still drinking water normally
  • Alert and responsive
  • No other concerning symptoms
  • Vomiting after eating too fast or eating grass
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Common Causes in LA Dogs

Our California vets frequently see these causes:

  • Eating too fast - Common in multi-dog households
  • Dietary indiscretion - Trash, table scraps, or food at the dog park
  • Grass eating - Dogs eat grass to settle their stomachs
  • Heat stress - LA summer heat can cause nausea
  • Car sickness - Motion sickness from LA traffic
  • Stress - Fireworks, construction noise, or changes in routine

🌴 LA-Specific Concerns

Living in Los Angeles? Watch out for:

  • Toxic plants: Oleander, sago palms common in LA landscaping
  • Heat-related nausea: Summer temps can cause vomiting
  • Trash access: Urban wildlife (raccoons) leave food scraps
  • Beach hazards: Saltwater ingestion at Santa Monica or Venice Beach

What to Do Right Now

  1. Withhold food - No food for 6-12 hours
  2. Offer small amounts of water - Ice chips or small sips every 30 minutes
  3. Monitor closely - Watch for repeated vomiting or other symptoms
  4. Check for toxins - Look around for what your dog might have eaten
  5. Talk to a vet - Get professional guidance within minutes
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does CanopyVet cost?

Get a 7-day free trial when you download the app! Your first telehealth consultation is completely free, then just $5 per consultation after that.

When should I worry about dog vomiting?

If there's blood, your dog vomits multiple times, can't keep water down, or seems lethargic, contact a vet immediately.

Can I give my dog Pepto-Bismol?

Never give medication without vet guidance. Some human medications are dangerous for dogs. Our vets can recommend safe options.

Are CanopyVet vets licensed in California?

Yes! All our vets are licensed and board-certified, including in California. Available 24/7.

Why LA Pet Parents Choose CanopyVet

  • 7-day free trial - First consultation completely free
  • Only $5 per consult - Save vs. $150+ emergency vet visits
  • Licensed California vets - Board-certified professionals
  • Instant access - No waiting for appointments
  • Available 24/7 - Even at 3 AM on weekends
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CanopyVet provides triage and guidance. We do not replace emergency veterinary care. If your dog is in distress, please visit an emergency vet immediately.