Vomiting dog water
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Missy dog vomits when she eats or drinks. She can only keep down white rice and small amounts of water at a time. Her stool is normal and stomach isn't hard. I am concerned at she can't continue to just eat rice. I tried boiling hamburer and putting a little in the rice but she vomited that too.
The powder can either be licked up from the spoon by the dog, or added to a little water, which can then be drunk all up (not a whole dishful, or you would find it hard to know if the full dose had been taken)
Homeopathic meds are totally harmless and without side effects. Like I said (as long as there isn't any major undiagnosed health issue going on) -they can work extremely fast and extremely successfully.
is it ok to give 7-8 lb chihuahua 4 mg dissolving tablet for nausea/vomiting (keeps vomiting her water every time she drinks), otherwise she seems to be feeling ok, just having trouble keeping it down 2day, @ 15 mins after she drinks just vomits w/o notice (no hacking like they usually do when they vomit) just comes out seemingly uncontrollably. We already gave her Pepto & she vomited that as well.
My 7 month old siberian husky have vomiting today since in the morning, she dont have diarrea, only vomiting, her vomiting is white with mocus like flu, she dont want to eat but she drinking water, however, after the drinking water she vomiting again, i am super concern because she is very hyper dog and today she is looking so sad, i took her to the vet but the vet want to do some test on her and that cost a lot of money so i cannot afford.
You need to contact your vet immediately and let him know that your dog is vomiting. This is bad for two reasons. The first, and most obvious one, is that your dog can easily dehydrate if the vomiting is not brought under control quickly. The second reason, however, is the (slightly) more important one and that is that ketoconazole can ONLY be utilized by dogs by taking it internally. They MUST digest the pill to get any effect from it.
My dog doesn't have diarrhea just vomiting. She hasnt thrown up sinve I posted this today. Still hasnt eaten but I have her water bowl filled a all times and keep giving her water. She is laying asleep the past hour or so. She.must have no energy due to not eating. Im trying to.get the money sorted so hoping.to get her to a vet tomorrow. Thanks for all your advice.
Not eating or drinking can be a sign of anything from an upset stomach to toothache to virus. Lethargy could also be related, in those cases, as a side effect of not having any nutrition or even as a symptom of an ache. (When we don't feel well, or we haven't eaten because we don't feel well for some time, we don't have a lot of energy either.) Vomiting is one of those symptoms that can accompany so many conditions, as well.
The dog certainly wasn't buried as deep as deep as we would have liked, but our ground is limerock so we can only get so deep... My husband put a slab of drywall (left over from a remodeling project) over it with cement blocks on that, but the boxer dug through the drywall.
My question is.. Do I really need to try to get my boxer to an emergency vet? I don't know if this is something that will poison him or just make him sick for a little while.
Well,i have experienced from this kind of incident before. I think its because u drink plenty of water after your meal.Oil as u know will float on water suface.Thus,causing u to spat up oil residue that u eat.
My dog got 9nto compost pike and ate the rotten patatoes and has been vomiting sticky flem. All evening. I picked up water, to see if vomiting will stop, for a couple of hours. Her abdominal area is very tight. She lwajed some urine that had a pink tinge to it. I dont have the funds to take her to night vet. Any suggestions?
He acted normally--drank water, ate food, ran around playing and did everything he normally does except for the vomiting. He had had no change in foods, but he is the type of dog that eats nails, paper clips, tacks, necklaces, plastic, and anything he isn't supposed to that he can get his paws on. Since I have 2 children I never know what they might drop or leave lying around, and; therefore, I am often pulling things out of my dog's mouth.
(Sticky gums)......In a small dog, dehydration is very dangerous......His vomiting could be caused by a number of things, too many to guess at...You need to head to his Vet for possible IV fluids ASAP, until they can figure out what's wrong......I wouldn't wait till tomorrow, by your description.....Please, let us know what you find out.....
Has he possibly ingested something such as a toy, stick, rock, etc.....Your symptoms could be a blockage...
This is not uncommon in my experience. The best I can offer is to carefully pick up the "poop" and put in trash (plastic shopping bags work well). This my pass and unpleasant as the suggestion is it may be worth a try.
We have a large property and a small dog, so I don't pick up behind our dog.. it all decomposes and he's good about going away from the house so stepping in it is unlikely.
s caused by a bacterial infection, and it makes me nervous to think I might have caused it in the house! My concern is we got him this new water bowl that self-dispenses water. I notice that there's a lot of calcium deposits in the bowl, and I washed it frequently. Could there have been bacteria in his little water dish that could have made him sick? I feel HORRIBLE thinking that I could have caused that in my little dog! Does anyone have any insight on HGE they could share!? Thank you!
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