solid vomit
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solid vomit
Ok so my dog seemed fine last night but woke up earlier than usual and began to scratch and whine to go out. He has pooed in his crate which is VERY unusual but it looked normal. He passed some runny poo then came back in. He seemed ok in himself. About an hour later he vomited up a solid kind of sausage. Like a poo but lighter in colour. He hasn't eaten anything since last night. He seems a bit tired but up for a game when I talk to him. Any ideas?
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Re: solid vomit
Dogs by their nature will eat all sorts of things we regard as pretty disgusting and because of this they are "pre-programmed" to get rid of anything that might cause a problem very promptly. So,of itself, the unusual pooing and the vomiting (if it is not repeated) may not be anything to worry about.
Have you withheld food or is he just not interested in eating this morning?
If he seems fine and there is no more runny poo or sickness, in all likelihood he has just eaten something he shouldn't and has now got it out of his system but if either continue, he becomes very lethargic or anything at all that worries you about his behaviour, check with the vet as all kinds of illnesses can have these type of symptoms as well.
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Have you withheld food or is he just not interested in eating this morning?
If he seems fine and there is no more runny poo or sickness, in all likelihood he has just eaten something he shouldn't and has now got it out of his system but if either continue, he becomes very lethargic or anything at all that worries you about his behaviour, check with the vet as all kinds of illnesses can have these type of symptoms as well.
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Re: solid vomit
I took him to the vet just to check and she said it's a fur ball but not his fur! She thinks he had eaten a cat's fur ball from somewhere!! Very weird. Anyway he's ok now and I have given him pro colin just in case. Thanks !
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Re: solid vomit
Glad he's OK
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Re: solid vomit
he seems ok but pooed in his crate again last night. Again solid and normal. Poor boy had tried to aim it out through the bars He has never messed in the house before - why is this happening? He had runny poo again this morning but I had already fed him as I thought he was ok.
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Re: solid vomit
This actually happened to my pup when she was younger..I have a st poodle,who I clip weekly...my little schnauzer pup used to sit under the grooming table ,often falling asleep...I thought this was cute and was happy to get on with my groom.
One day she vomited the most peculiar ,grey ,spiked object....it was a hairball from my grey st poodles clip.....id not realized she's been swallowing his hair as it fell to the floor...
From this time on ,I supervise more carefully and hoover away the hair as it falls..,
Now she is adult she doesn't swallow rubbish,but for sure,like you I was astounded and puzzled as to why my pup would feel the need to swallow hair in this way.
So for now,supervise carefully,and like all things " this too shall pass" ,in all senses.
Re runny poo...give him a probiotic, and also zantak( ranitidine,) and his irritated gut lining should recover...live yogurt should also help...lhis gut is irritated,not infected so should recover in a couple of days with a light diet.
One day she vomited the most peculiar ,grey ,spiked object....it was a hairball from my grey st poodles clip.....id not realized she's been swallowing his hair as it fell to the floor...
From this time on ,I supervise more carefully and hoover away the hair as it falls..,
Now she is adult she doesn't swallow rubbish,but for sure,like you I was astounded and puzzled as to why my pup would feel the need to swallow hair in this way.
So for now,supervise carefully,and like all things " this too shall pass" ,in all senses.
Re runny poo...give him a probiotic, and also zantak( ranitidine,) and his irritated gut lining should recover...live yogurt should also help...lhis gut is irritated,not infected so should recover in a couple of days with a light diet.