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dogs stomach rumbling

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  • 30-09-2009 1:46pm
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    popppy
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    The night befoe last at 10pm my dogs tummy started rumbling really loudly and i could tell he was feeling unwell, a few minutes later he vomitted up a little, kinda goo. Then he seemed 100%. Yesterday he was great but again last night at around the same time it happened again but minus the vomitting, he was not feeling good tho as I offered him a denta stick (his fav) and he took it gladly but didn't eat it for about 15 mins. It seemed to pass after a short time.
    He gets walked on the lead so can't imagine he'd have picked up something unsavoury on our walk.
    He has brekkie at about 8am the has some dry food at 8pm so dont think it could be as simple as hunger........
    Any ideas ?
    If it happens again tonight I will be bringing him to the vet tomorrow but thought I'd post here in case anyone has any idea....

    Many thanks in advance of your replies

    Aisling


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    WIZE
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    Is you dog pooing normally


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    popppy
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    Yeah, all normal in that dept


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    star-pants
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    What colour was the goo?


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    dee o gee
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    Have you changed his brand of food lately?


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    popppy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 71 ✭✭popppy


    the goo was sorta creamy coloured, spitty in consistancy and I haven't changed his food. It very perplexing altogether !! I brought him to the beach this evening and he was running around like a pup so fingers crossed it was just a blip. I should know in the next hour :rolleyes:
    Will let you know the outcome


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    star-pants
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    Hmm if it's creamy/yellow it's usually bile.
    If it happens again I'd def bring to the vet to be checked over.


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