Is My Dog Bloated?

Does your dog act restless?

Is your dog drooling?

Does your dog have a swollen stomach?

Does your dog looks anxious?

Does your dog often look at his stomach?

Is your dog pacing?

Does your dog tries to vomit, but nothing comes up?

Does your dog stretches with his front half down and rear end up?

Is your dog collapsing?

Does your dog have pale gums?

Does your dog have a rapid heartbeat?

Is your dog short of breath?

Does your dog exhibits overall weakness?

Your dog doesn't show any sign that he is bloated.

Your dog shows few common signs of being bloated. Bloat happens when a dog's stomach fills with gas, food, or fluid, making it expand. Some common symptoms of bloat are non-specific so it cannot be said that your dog is really bloated. If you suspect something is wrong with your dog, take it to the vet.

Your dog shows several common signs of being bloated. Bloat happens when a dog's stomach fills with gas, food, or fluid, making it expand. If you think your pet has bloat, take him to a clinic right away. If dogs don't get treatment in time, the condition can kill them. The treatment a dog gets depends on how severe their condition is.

Your dog shows all common signs of being bloated including signs that the condition has gotten worse, like collapsing, feeling weak, having pale gums, etc. Bloat happens when a dog's stomach fills with gas, food, or fluid, making it expand. Get your dog to a clinic right away. If dogs don't get treatment in time, the condition can kill them.