RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
This was one of the symptoms my dog had before she died. She had a condition called mega esophagus where the esophagus could no longer send food or fluids to her stomach. The fluid got into her lungs and she contracted pneumonia. Unfortunately her little body couldn't fight it off. Please don't take this symptom lightly. It could indicate a much more serious problem.
Posted on 07/23/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit/IS A PROBLEM
Don't take this lightly! My dog began doing this for two days and I thought maybe she just ate something bad. On the third day when I came home at night, I found her DEAD in my kitchen! I had an autopsy performed and she was negative for parvo. The vet said she had a swollen liver and an engorged gallbladder. When I asked what caused this she said it could be a severe form of acute hepatitis, possibly a bacterial infection from which she could not recover, or possible accidental ingestion of a poison. I beat myself up for not taking her to the vet.
This was a ten year old dog in perfect health only days before. I had raised her since she was a 12 week old puppy and my heart is broken. Often dogs might vomit a little which happens to almost every dog at some point. If your dog continues to do this for more than a few hours, don't take a chance and risk losing your beloved companion. Better to shell out the cash for an exam and it be nothing than to lose your best friend.
And 99% of vets are not in the business to take your money or defraud. They are there to help animals. The majority of vets make under $85K and could make a lot more money than that with 7 years of college! The internet is a great resource, but there is also a lot of misinformation from so-called experts as well. When you want an expert opinion, hire an expert! Call the vet.
Lastly, NEVER feed your dog garlic in any form. It is poisonous to dogs. See the article at http://www.petsbynature.com/Garlic.htm which has research supporting this claim by veterinarians and researchers
Posted on 03/12/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit/ NOT A PROBLEM
hey people, thanks for the comments... most were from people that I would call overly worried. "omg, go to the vetttttt! Well in my opinion vets suck ! 99% of them are just about the money and they tell you more things are wrong with your pet than there really is. I know there are times when vets are needed but thats not what were talking about here. Heres what I did, I read post from this site, and tried one that sounded good that made sense. It worked wonderfully. Dogs are doing great and there as happy as ever. What did I do? you ask! I gave my dogs 1 vitamin c 500mg 1 garlic 500mg and 1 enchinacea 125mg... thats it. one time by the next morning they were not hacking or votiming at all. saved me a 100bucks just from a office visit right there! not to mention shot fees or other fees they would of had. So the next time I need a vet, Ill look online first! Thank you
Posted on 02/06/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
My puppy did the same thing. I took the rawhide away and haven't had any problems
Posted on 02/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
Sounds like kennel cough; he coughs until he gags and then vomits. Take him to the vet. He probably needs antibiotics, sometimes cough syrup can help, but check with the vet before giving him anything.
Posted on 02/02/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
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By Dog lover (Guest Post)
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In any case, that you have to ask, ask a Vet. The first call may be the last.
Posted on 02/02/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
If this is an ongoing thing he has to go to the vet! If its only rarely or once in a while, try a teaspoon of cooking or olive oil. Could be he's choking on a piece of his rawhide chew?
Posted on 02/01/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
I just got a puppy a few days ago took her to the vet and found out she has kennel cough.Get your dog to the vet now!(my puppy was doing the exact same thing)
Posted on 01/31/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
My dog had a serious bowel obstruction (twist) which can be fatal
I suggest calling the vet at the very least
Posted on 01/31/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
I would say take your dog to the vet.
This happened to my dog years ago and my dog was poisoned by hunters.
My dog had foamy vomit too.
Posted on 01/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
Your dog could just have a tonsillitis. Does it scoot his hiney on the carpet?
Posted on 01/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
Clear, foamy vomit (like a frothy egg) usually is an indicator of colitis. A viral or bacterial cough, however, could also cause vomiting.
If coughing/vomiting continues beyond 24 hours and/or if you notice a runny stool, take your dog to the vet.
In the meantime, put your dog on a very bland diet, consisting of cooked rice and a tablespoon of yogurt (small portions, 3-4 times a day)
I do recommend you at least call the vet, however. A phone call is free.
Posted on 01/30/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Dog Has Clear, Foamy Vomit
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By Bellevilleannie (Guest Post)
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You need to find out what is causing this to happen. It could be a virus, bacteria, etc., you need to find out what causes it in order to treat it. It could be something simple or something life threatening, best to check it out at the vet.
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