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6yo Lab pukes oftenMy Dog Pukes Regularly

I have a yellow lab she is 6yo and she has been throwing up when she eats & drinks like most everyone is saying above.

I gave her chicken & rice one day about a month ago that seemed to work then I started giving her less food at each meal thinking she is eatting to much or too fast. But now she is getting stick again. She ate last night then this morning went out braking at the dogs behind us and came in and threw up the little food that hadnt digested yet and she just kept throwing up the water in her stomach after that. I gave her some pepto before I left for work so I hope that will settle her stomach.

She is eatting Nurtro Max which the vet said is a very good brand of dog food, she has been on that same kind of food since a pup. I don't know what to do but don't want to spend a lot of money for the vet to say they don't know what it is. I just want to make sure its not something serious.

Any advice would be helpful

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Dog regurgitationMy Dog Pukes Regularly

How did the vet find this out about the small intestine spasm. I have taken my dog to the vet and it sounds like the same symptoms. No licking or eating grass but the food that I would have thought would be digested by the next day is what is puked up. I took my dog to the vet and they said give him a pepsid. That it was probably indigestion. But that hasn 't helped. But this has been going on for over a year now. And he isn't looking malnurished.  Thanks in advance.

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Puking DogMy Dog Pukes RegularlyEveryday I take my dog out to potty she eats grass and pukes up this yellowish foam and ideas why or what could be the cause of this?-question by Laura Thomas

 

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2 yr old shih tzu pukes oftenMy Dog Pukes Regularly

I have a 2 yr old shih tzu who pukes almost daily or every other day. Our vet had us switch food but it didn't help. He eats alot of grass, but we also catch him eating his own poop when he is in the backyard. We don't know what to do. Any ideas?? 

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yes I do have a dog that pukes on a rugular basis. I cant stand it.  he doesnt eat grass though. And the stains are hard to get out of the carpet. I cant take him to the vet because I don't have enough money. I don't know what to do srry

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well they have a thing called twisted stomach.And a lot of you are describing what the dog is going through.It is a asp thing.Need to be taken care of.They can do surgery.Some times a little at a time it happens then goes back to normal.So the doctors don't catch it.But there will be that one time that it won't go back and the dog will die if not taking care of.I use pepto bismal. Cause right now I just can't afford it.But for all of wanting to know most likely this is what it is..Twisted stomach

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no funds to take your dog to the vet?My Dog Pukes Regularly

There are so many foundations to help pet owners who have fallen on hard times take their animals to the vet...Please check them out, but don't take advantage, please...They could use donations from those who can afford it, too...Google is your friend, so Google 'help with vet bills'...You made a commitment to your animal...HONOR IT...They cannot speak...We are their voice...

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manu, on 22 June 2010 - 07:07 AM, said:

my dog is also having the same problem,as per my knowledge it is only because of their eating habits,my dog used to puke his own hair....which goes inside while having his food....the best way to stop puking is coconut water....and curd rice just check and see it will surely work

We have a dog that is going through the puking thing as well. It eats literally everything and we can tell because the stuff it eats shows up in its feces (it's a rather large siberian husky). We have literally found balloons in the stool, underwear, paper, and other things.

We just are not even sure what to do about it. We have sent it outside and it just starts finding and eating trash. We've punished it and it still does not stop.

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I've heard that if you change its food type too quickly (moist to hard, hard to moist), the dog won't be used to it and regurgitate it. To change its food type, do it slowly. If its been eating hard, put just a little moist in with it. As time goes by, use less and less hard, and more and more moist, until it's eating nothing but moist. Also, dogs can't have certain things. I don't quiet remember what they are right now, but you can google it or something.