Our dog got loose this past Saturday and must have ate something. His stomach is bloaded and has vomitted once, approximately 2 hours after he ate on Sunday. He is lethargic and having a hard time holding himself up. He asks to go out, but produces nothing. You're thoughts!
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Bloated Beagle
Posted on 2007/12/24 by olson -
cat illness
Posted on 2007/12/25 by alexmy cat minky had two kittens in july, both died last week and minky has died a week later, they all had the symptoms: bloody noses, loss of balance and tempory paralysis of back legs, loss of appitite, eye and throat infections and severe vomiting and sneezing
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esophageal obstruction?
Posted on 2008/01/25 by Userwhy has my dog Regurgitated her food?
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vomiting and weight loss
Posted on 2008/01/27 by UserWe are having difficulty in getting a correct diagnosis for my 13-year old Ragdoll Cat. Sassy has a history of Kidney issues since a kitten. Therefore we are constantly testing her levels. On presciption canned and dry for IBD. Recently started having vomiting issues again. Has lost weight. In December started periordically vomiting liquid with signs of blood. Had complete blood work done, urinalysis and x-ray. Kidney levels had risen but still okay. Rest of blood work and tests fine. X-ray showed one kidney larger than the other, which has been her history. Tried sulcrafate with pepcid. Two doses and she has sudden onset of diarrhea and lost her appetite. Stopped meds....
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My boyfriend's 1 year old Shih Tzu puppy had a black/ blue item in his vomit. The item resembels the black sponge of a small sponge hair roller. He's a very energetic/ happy dog, but he becomes slow and somber when this happens, like most dogs after vomiting. Have you ever heard of anything like this? This isn't the first time that this has happened, but I would like to know the cause of it.
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weight loss - vomiting - hair loss
Posted on 2008/01/28 by UserMy oldest cat - female, 14 year old - is struggling with severe weight loss and vomiting. The vet did a blood test (about two months ago) and excluded feline leukemia (she gets her yearly shots). She was put on an antibiotic and there was some improvement with some weight gain. On 12/20/07 we had to board her during our winter break. When I picked her up (01/03/08), I noticed immediately that she had lost weight again. The vet said it could be because of the boarding and we should give it some time. Although she hasn't lost anymore weight (I try to keep vomiting to a minimum by feeding her small amounts), she hasn't gained too much either and to make things worse,...
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hey sorry followed Is my dog sick? up a...
Posted on 2008/01/29 by eddyIm sorry i had finished reading it in i was in a hurry when i read it 1)well i just re talked with my sister because she spends a little more time with my dog but with the food #1 she started to vomi when 3/4 of her food was gone but when we changed it to food #2 she stoped then half way through she re-started to vomit. 2)Im not sure weather it was vomit or caogh how can you tell the difernce?? does that help you a little more
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Cat refuses food and water
Posted on 2008/01/31 by diana15, refusing food & occasionally accepting water. (water must be fresh & brought to her) Recently had a few weeks of severe diarrhea. She remained hydrated, active and happy. Then she pooped a few times and now has been dropping weight for a few weeks. Minimal poop (minimal intake) and limited urination (ditto) She just vomited the last bit of water she drank, 15 minutes ago. My quandary: I don't want big medical interventions. I want her to be without pain and I want a peaceful, comfortable ending, if that is what's happening... (her temperament has not changed, sleeping a lot)
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Avocado ingestion
Posted on 2008/02/02 by UserMy Golden Retriever got a hold of a sandwich with avocado slices at lunch and now (6 hours later) she is refusing dinner. She has appeared to be trying to vomit. How concerned should I be at this time?
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Collapse/Fainting
Posted on 2008/02/03 by AlisaThis will be long, but any ideas of what this could be will help us so much!! Bubba is a very healthy dog, very active and a great weight (a little on the thin side even). He is a Pekingese (3years old) and has never had anything like this happen before. Here is what happened. I slept in Monday morning and woke up to diarrhea in the bathroom. It was a fair amount and some of it was very runny. Also, it seemed like Bubba may have struggled with it because it was in several places. I didn’t think much of it, however I did notice Bubba doing this weird thing. He kept sitting down a lot and was acting like it hurt him to do so. He would sit down very carefully...