my pom Teado had been acting normal all day up till this evening. He is now whimpering under each breath and will yelp if held wrong. He normally is asking for snacks after pottying but wont even take one when offered now. I am not aware of any vomiting or diarrhea but his stomach is making some awful noises. Please help me so I can make him comfortable.
Master Advisor Torunn says:
January 27th, 2008 at 01:44 PM
Hi Jolene Has he eaten anything out of the ordinary today? It does sound like he has got a tummy ache. These symptoms are very unspecific though. It might be that he has just got an upset stomach from something that he ate, but it also might be something more serious than that. I am afraid there is very little you can do at home, other than keep an eye on him. If he does not get better I think you should phone your nearest emergency vet. Good luck, hope he gets better! Torunn Beurling DrMedVet
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