My pitbull pup doesnt want to ea..

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Just this morning my pitbull pup became so malaised and doesnt want to eat nor drink. even just a small intake of water he throws up. My problem is th.. 

Just this morning my pitbull pup became so malaised and doesn't want to eat nor drink. even just a small intake of water he throws up. My problem is there's no vet in my area. I think he's dehydrated. Am already using a syringe just to make him drink gatorade. What else should i do. I need an expert advise. please help me.

First of all,this pet needs to see a Vet imediately,but if not possible,you may try taking away all food and water and give him/her baby pediolyte, non flavored,starting with a small amount at first then wait a while and keep increasing with a pause in between each session.Need to know if he shows other signs of parvo,or if he has had his vaccinations for such.If he has diarrhea along with the vomitting,sounds like he has contacted parvo and survival without a Vet is very unlikely.You must get fluids down him/her.You can try giving 1 tsp per 5 pounds every 6 hrs. of Pepto Bismol.Try going to the site below for household medications for pets.Hope this helps.

Site: http://www.filarescue.org/medicines.shtm. VET IMMEDIATELY! It sounds like an obstruction of some sort and only a vet can take care of that for you. Sounds a whole lot like whip worms. He needs a Vet ASAP. Get a stool sample and take it with you. He likely has shown signs of diarrhea also. You can't treat this yourself. he's more than likely got parvo, . or an obstruction.hopefully it's as simple as worms. For the sake of the life of this pup, you have to take it to a vet. Don't let him suffer. Pups become dehydrated very quickly. I'm no expert, but it can't be good that you're giving him gatorade! If you must give him something to keep him hydrated, give him pedialyte (yes, the infant electrolyte solution). You can find it at any pharmacy; but you HAVE to find a vet to take him soon. Puppies (like babies) are delicate and could dehydrate quickly, even if you are giving him an oral solution. So do that for the moment and find a vet ASAP to fight off the virus or infection. You better try very hard to find a vet. I did that gatorade thing with my cat, but when I took her to the vet, I found out they need much more hydration than that, and quickly. It's damaging your dogs internal organs.