Sunday, February 24, 2008

How would I bring a puppy that vomits his food right back out after eating it back to health


How would I bring a puppy that vomits his food right back out after eating it back to health?

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1 :
You keep him hydrated and take him to a vet to find out what's going on.
2 :
Depends what the cause of the problem is, doesn't it! Could just be the type of food you're feeding it. Has it always done this? Does it have any other symptoms? Why don't you talk to a vet, has the pup been to one yet? Chalice
3 :
Take it to the Vet to find out what is causing the vomiting. It could be a variety of things from allergy to an intestinal blockage but it is NOT normal!
4 :
unfortunately, vomiting is a very vague symptom. it can mean many of things. Is your puppy vaccinated? Has it been parvo tested? There could be an intestinal blockage. There are so many things. If your puppy continues to vomit, dehydration, electrolyte embalances, etc. Your puppy needs to be seen by a vet. They will probably start off with blood work and x-rays.
5 :
Here are some ideas- 1. TAKE HIM TO THE VET 2. Give him more water, and less food. 3. Change his food, slowly. 4. TAKE HIM TO THE VET.
6 :
If it's a pup it may be parvo...get him to the vet asap.
7 :
Depends completely on what's causing the vomiting. The first thing I thought of is megaesophagus, but without more details its hard to give insight.
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my answer was going to be exactly the same as electric dazey's... call a vet ASAP, and make sure its nothing serious, keep him hydrated, and feed smaller portions.
9 :
Call a vet and ask him. You may just have to change dog foods. The puppy may be allergic to corn, wheat, wheat gluten, or soy. Check the ingredients list on the food you're giving him and if meat of some kind (chicken, beef, lamb, turkey, venison, etc.) isn't the first ingredient, change dog foods. One reason to call the vet is to find out if you need to get him some IV or subcutaneous fluids. If he has been doing this for very long, he may be dehydrated, and that could be dangerous. Good luck!
10 :
If your vet has checked him and he doesn't have a disease or illness, try feeding him in very small amounts over several minutes. Some puppies wolf their food and then regurgitate it. There are special dog dishes available that make dogs eat slowly, too.
11 :
Take him to a Vet A.S.A.P !! It's possible he might have ate something that is stuck inside him or he might be really sick




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