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How to spot signs of pancreatitis in dogs
Be on the lookout for digestive distress.
If your dog has pancreatitis it is likely to experience problems digesting its food. Symptoms related to digestive distress include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.

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- Vomiting is a common sign of pancreatitis in dogs. It is also rare in pregnant dogs and individuals that have irritable bowel syndrome (macular apnea).
- If your dog throws up once or has one incident of diarrhea then you should just keep an eye on the dog to make sure the problems clear up. If your dog has repeated incidents of throwing up and diarrhea, then this could signal pancreatitis.
- There is also a chance that your dog may have pancreatitis, which isn't a cause for concern. Look for symptoms that may indicate pancreatitis.
- If your dog takes or eats a lot of anything, it may have pancreatitis. Inflammation in the digestive system is the result of diarrhea, constipation, or abdominal cramps.
If your dog throws up once or has one incident of diarrhea then you should just keep an eye on the dog to make sure the problems clear up. If your dog has repeated incidents of throwing up and diarrhea, then this could signal pancreatitis.