Puppy puking clear vomit with foam with quivering mouth plus acting off.

Thanks for reaching out—it's definitely concerning when your puppy isn't feeling well. The symptoms you're describing, like clear, foamy vomit and a quivering mouth, can be linked to several different issues. One possibility is that your puppy has an upset stomach, which can happen if they've eaten something irritating or unusual, perhaps even a foreign object or toxic substance. The clear vomit suggests there isn't much food in their stomach, while the foam could be from stomach acids.



The quivering mouth could be related to nausea or even mild dehydration. Puppies can become dehydrated quickly if they're vomiting frequently, so it's important to monitor them closely. Make sure they have fresh water available, and encourage them to drink small amounts regularly.



Watch for any signs of lethargy, persistent vomiting, diarrhea, or if your puppy seems in pain or is unusually quiet. These could indicate a more serious condition requiring veterinary attention, such as an infection or digestive obstruction.



For now, allow your puppy's stomach to settle by withholding food for a few hours, then reintroducing a bland diet like boiled chicken and rice in small amounts. If the symptoms persist or worsen, it'd be best to book a video consult with Dial A Vet to assess your puppy more thoroughly and discuss the next steps to ensure their health and safety.