Vomiting in boxer dogs
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So about 5 days ago my 7 year old boxer /pit mix started having projectile Vomiting.
He is fixed he has not had any change in eating habits. He Is pooping some days it is diarrhea and others it is solid. He isn't lethargic he hasn't been acting different. I have not changed his food.
When he vomits lately there is no Heaving or warning at all. He will just bee standing there and projectile vomit this god awful smelling Greenish brown Fluid with white specks in it.
I have a one year old boxer that we rescued back in March; he is very sluggish, not eating or drinking, and shivers about every 30 seconds, you cant see him shake, but you can feel it. Also, he has bumps on his back. I have an appt for him with the vet tomorrow morning, but I was wondering if there is any advise or if you think i need to take him to the emergency vet. We were there two weekends ago b/c he got hold of something that he should not have eaten.
My 9 month girl boxer is peeing in her cage. She has no blanket or towel in her cage and I can't figure out why she is doing it. She doesn't do it everyday, but at least 1-2 a week. Can anyone suggest how to stop it or will she stop on her own??...i have two other dogs and I never had a problem like this.
Previcox For Dogs Review
By James on November 17th, 2010
Previcox is an anti-inflammatory pain reliever that also reduces fever in dogs. This prescription medication is given to dogs that have just received surgery, have arthritis, or for other complications as prescribed by your vet. You shouldn’t give Previcox to your dog if it is allergic to aspirin or is taking other NSAID pain relievers.
Your vet can determine if your dog is allergic to aspirin with a simple test if you are unsure.
I have one dog, and I have some concerns but he's been around children/toddlers a few times and did great.
Yes dogs are smart. My German Shepherd follows me everywhere now even to the bathroom. And when I come out he runs up to me to make sure im fine. He also lays his head on my belly to feel my son move :) 27 days left can't wait.
minerals, however, I have been administering 1000 iu/day of Vit E. I know Clemmons recommends 2000 iu/day in dogs w/DM but my vet is wary of this dosage. What do you think? Will it hurt him or cause any other conditions? He weighs 70lbs. I was told by a vet nutritionist that it can affect his vit K absorption and cause a coagulation problem. Also, I am wondering what you think about the 2 drugs that Clemmons recommends from WestLab: EACA & NAC? Have they worked on any dogs?
My parents have 3 rather large dogs. A boxer and two labs. They can play rough and get rowdy. However when I'm around or my 3 year old thecsettle. It's almost like they can sense the diffrence and the need to be gentle. When my first son was born they were crazy gentle with even though they were younger dogs at the time.
My dog is vomiting. I have a prescription for Ondansetron . It is 4 MG. Can I give it to my dog? He is 13 and weighs 7.9 lbs.
I have an English Mastiff - 2 years old, Boxer - 7 and a pug 7. Our routine is a brushing / combing before bed each night. I do find a number of fleas on the boxer and pug but next to nothing (on occassion 1 or 2) on the mastiff.
I know there are meds you can put on the dogs to help prevent infestation. I am reluctant to use them because I have a niece who is 2 and she plays with the dogs a lot.
A couple of the most important nutrients in a dogs diet are live enzymes and probiotics that they do get in the raw diet. These are vital to a dogs digestive system. Without these in their diet, degenerative type diseases are likely to form.
If you cannot or will not feed a raw diet or even a partial raw diet, then you need to supplement with enzymes and probiotics. You can get these as a supplement and sprinkle on his food daily or some dry foods even have it on the kibble as a coating.
Yes, impacted anal glands are common in dogs, and they usually do the "butt scootin' boogie" to advertise their discomfort. While I'm glad your friend is willing and able to express them, it's still a good idea to have a vet or licensed groomer do this - particularly if it happens frequently. Sometimes impacted glands can eventually abscess and cause a lot of pain and mess and the dog will need antibiotics to help it heal.
It is not that uncommon for dogs to vomit yellow bile, which is usually a sign of an upset or empty stomach. Dogs will often graze on grass then throw up to help relieve an upset stomach. This can often be remedied by feeding smaller meals more frequently but not more food.
Have you changed foods recently?
This could be something more serious, of course. Any chance your dog may have ingested something in the house or outside?
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