I have a 10 month old Husky, and this morning he threw up all of his food. I gave him a small lunch this afternoon and he threw that up too. He seems to be fine other than that, his stool is firm and he is playing with our other two dogs like he normally does. Should I be worried?
Derek McCoy says:
January 06th, 2009 at 10:03 PM
Anytime a young dog has persistant vomiting you should indeed worry. I would have this pup seen by the vet ASAP. There are several possible causes for this ranging from simple GI parasites to a genuine emergency such as an ingested foreign body or a severe viral infection. Either way the safest course is quick veterinary care to identify the cause and begin treatment.
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