My beagle this patient has I vomit and spurt, and shake his back legs? What can i Do?

my dog this patient has I vomit and spurt, their lees are black, injected antibioticos and this to him drinking serum, but it does not eat this very thin is beagle of 1 year of age, and their back legs shake, has all their vaccines? this very bad sera? ahhh I am in Mexico but I need aid nonstory with good veterinarians Thanks...:(

I was just about to tell you to take your dog to the vet. But that changed when you said you are in Mexico. My hopes is that a true vet will read your message.

There are many things that can go on in Mexico. If he is vomiting black stuff, it is probably bile which means he/she has no food in it's stomach. If the dog has a bacterial infection, then you have to use the right type of antibiotics. There are many antibiotics on the market and each have their own bacterial cures. It is also important to give the correct dose and length required to get rid of the bug.

I have been told that the Mexico water is full of all sorts of bugs. If the dog has contracted a liver disease, I can't help you with that because I don't know enough about the various hepatitises to help you. A common problem that people here come back with is:Giardia. If this is the case, then you might look for some dog type of Flagyl med to give to it. Another thing that you might think about giving your dog is: Acidopholis. Since you had given your dog some antibiotics, I am not sure if the antibiotics destroyed the healthy gut bacteria that aide in the digestion.

You said your dog had all it's shots. Did this include the Parvo vaccine? If your dog did not get this vaccination, then this is something else you need to look into. I cannot make any suggestions on this illness because I know so little about it. Myself, I am a horse rescue and horses don't get Parvo.

thanks so much julie, i apreciate your help i consider all you said to me, i hope in persons like you, sorry for my inglish. Thank you very much. I Don't know how can i give you more points? Report It

Hi. i had some trouble understanding your post completely. However, i can tell you that your Beagle needs to be seen (diagnosed and treated) by a good veterinarian immediately. There is nothing any veterinarian here could tell you to treat your beagle. Your Beagle needs blood work just for starters to actually see what is going on. Get your Beagle to the vet today!! Good Luck.

julie - Vet Tech, RVT