This question for our Pet Doc comes from Emily in San Diego.
My dog appeared to overload with too much dog food (not people food). And then tossed it all. All of it. And now she's looking to eat. This is the first time she's really ever thrown up.
First time today about 45 minutes after eating her dinner of Hills Brothers AD (very rich), approximately 1/4 to 1/3 can. She had eaten her Nature's Recipe 1/3 cup about 2 or 3 hours before.
The throwing up just happened today. My concern is that she wants to eat, but I don't want her to throw up all over again. What do I feed her or do I? It has appeared to improve her "bellyache".
Hi Emily. Thanks for contacting us about Toots. The short answer on what I would recommend is to fully assess how Toots looks to you overall. Would you know she was sick if you didn't see her vomit? If the answer to this question is yes, then I recommend you see your local veterinarian for advice. If she is otherwise normal, then try withholding food for 12-24 hours. Slowly introduce her food after that time and reassess. If there is no change after 24 hours or any further decline at anytime, then seek the help of a local veterinarian. Hope this helps and let us know how everything goes. Good luck!
Jacob Mireles, DVM, aka The Pet Doc
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Submitted by a hound with a fashionable sense on November 3, 2011 - 4:20am.
Now I know what to do if my dog will have such a disorder.
Submitted by a hound with a fashionable sense on January 29, 2011 - 7:35pm.
My new puppy is 4 months and just got neutered. He is throwing up once a day and is eating grass. I have a vet appointment soon. But what do you guys think would cause his throw up problem?
Submitted by a hound with a fashionable sense on May 6, 2010 - 3:53am.
In my experience a pup throwing up food can be attributed to any number of things. From the natural grass eating habit dogs have to cleanse their stomach all the way to a serious intestinal issue. If the throwing up persists, I would recommend you see your local vet. You owe it to your dog!
Submitted by a hound with a fashionable sense on May 6, 2010 - 3:53am.
My dog had the same problem. I changed her dog food and she was feeling better. Amazing to me that someone would make dog food that not even a dog would want to eat?
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