My Dog is Vomiting

RE: My Dog is Vomiting Post By stacy (Guest Post) (12/28/2007) my dog vomited 2x today it was dog food looked like what could this be too much food ? help email me stopjockinmike AT aol.com thank you again -stacy Report Spam or Abuse My Dog is Vomiting too! Post By Tina (Guest Post) (07/01/2007) I have a mix Chihuahua for 2 weeks, he is 6 months old now. He started vomiting for last 2 days every time after I feed him with milk. He has not eaten or drinking since last Friday. He is losing weight now and look weak. I was so busy and did not have time to take him to clinic for a shot.I will do tomorrow but he is weak now I don't know it a good time to give him a shot. I did not know what cause that make him sick, maybe he ate the human food.Any thing or any medication that I can do to help him get more energy for now.Please advise. Thank you Editor's Note: It's good you are taking him to the vet. He could have parvo or have eaten something poisonous. Best wishes for a full recovery. Report Spam or Abuse RE: My Dog is Vomiting Post By christie (Guest Post) (10/31/2005) my dog once got ahold of some grease that a neighbor had poured out this may have happened watch water intake and take him for walks to work out of his system Report Spam or Abuse RE: My Dog is Vomiting Post By Sandy (Guest Post) (07/20/2005) Take you puppy to the vet right away. Vomiting can be anything from an upset stomach to parvo. Be safe with your puppy, go to the vet! Report Spam or Abuse RE: My Dog is Vomiting Post by 5ofus (5) | (07/20/2005) Contact I agree...take your dog to the vet!! The last dog we had vomited intermittently for 2 weeks, we took her to the vet, assuming she had worms or something like that...The next morning they called and told us she was in total kidney failure! We had to have her put to sleep that same weekend. We found out that it was due to her eating 'human food' on a regular basis. It's not worth it, our new dog gets no scraps, the sad puppy eyes she has are not worth the outcome. I totally understand the financial issue, vet visits can be outrageous...I would call and ask for a payment plan. Most vets really just want to help, so call around and see what you can find out. Also, I know locally there are vet schools, that might work out cheaper for you. Good luck, I hope it turns out to be one of those 'no big deal ' episodes! Report Spam or Abuse RE: My Dog is Vomiting Post By Jo (Guest Post) (07/20/2005) I agree with Holly. The darkness you are seeing is blood. Maybe your vet can work out a payment plan with you. Good luck! Report Spam or Abuse RE: My Dog is Vomiting Post By Holly (Guest Post) (07/20/2005) Take him to a vet immediately! Coffee grounds vomitus is a sign of bleeding. It is actually old dark blood. It should be checked Report Spam or Abuse RE: My Dog is Vomiting Post By Roberta (Guest Post) (07/20/2005) I agree with the poster that it could be Parvo which is deadly very quickly. Most Vets will work out a payment plan with you if you call ahead and explain the symptoms and just tell them you can't afford it right now but could pay X amount of dollars per month toward the bill. I have 5 dogs so I know how the bills can add up but Parvo is nothing to fool with. I lost a puppy to it years ago when they called it the "dog show disease" because so many showdogs were coming down with it. Report Spam or Abuse RE: My Dog is Vomiting Post by bunnysnore (16) | (07/19/2005) Contact Michelle- I came across a website that might be helpful. (www.vetinfo4dogs.com) Look under V for vomiting. Hopefully this helps. Report Spam or Abuse RE: My Dog is Vomiting Post by fauxpaslover (69) | (07/19/2005) Profile | Contact This can be the start of Parvo, which is most times deadly. Take the dog to the Vet immediately. Even at that, our dog was misdiagnosted the first time and was barely pulled through her bout with parvo. This is especially true if the dog has not been vaccinated for Parvo which ours had not been. Hope it is not this. Good luck Report Spam or Abuse RE: My Dog is Vomiting Post by bunnysnore (16) | (07/18/2005) Contact Michelle-- He might have picked up a stomach virus or something. Has he been trying to eat grass at all?How old is he? Has he gotten anything down at all? Alot of people say against giving people food to dogs but when my dogs have had problems, I've given them VERY LEAN ground beef browned (with some water) on the stove in a pot and mixed with some cooked white rice. It gets some nourishment in the stomach without alot of irritation. If that stops it and when you switch back to the IAMS it starts back up, it's the dog food. Keep your eye on him, it might pass on its own- especially if he's acting normal otherwise. Might also be a bad batch of the dog food.... REALLY hope this helps as I know how awful a sick dog can be. Post back and let me know. Good luck!! Report Spam or Abuse