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Re: [OT] Dog Throw Up



That's HOWE professor SCRUFF SHAKE'S little dog Maxie The
Magnificent FuriHOWESLY Obsessively Compulsive Masturbator
has been gettin sick with The Puppy Wizard's SYNDROME.

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"Dimpled Chad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> [OT] because this should be in .health or a.m.veterinary, but
I'm only
> lurking here.....
>
> Can you all give me some suggestions on troublesome signs to
look for that
> would accompany dog nausea. I know that dogs just vomit
sometimes, and that
> this is not a big deal. Frankie hasn't been much of a vomiter
since we got
> him two years ago. We woke up to sounds of him being sick this
morning. Three
> weeks or so ago he vomited in the middle of the night. Other
than that, we've
> never seen him do it while he's been with us.
>
> He ate the evidence before I could get up this morning, but it
was yellow in
> color and probably just stomach bile. He's otherwise acting
extremely normal:
> alert, mobile, has been eating very regularly and eliminating
regularly too.
>
> So I think its just something he got into or he's a little sick.
What signs
> would alert me to concerns that something is out of normal and
should consult
> a vet?
>
> Here's my partial list so far:
> *vomiting multiple times in a shorter period
> *vomiting with blood in it
> *lack of appetite
> *fatigue, mopiness, or other similar sign of illness
>
> Any thing else?
>
> Thanks. I'll be lurking for answers.
>
> Chad
>
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