My dog has been vomiting once or twice a day for about 3-4 weeks. This usually happens when she drinks a lot of water. It rarely happens when she eats. When she vomits, it is just the water and whatever undigested food she has eaten within the last couple of hours. The vomit is clear - not yellowish or any signs of blood. She is very alert and energetic and has no other symptoms suggesting any other health problems. What would you suggest?
Experienced Advisor Deepa Gopinath says:
February 19th, 2008 at 06:37 PM
Hi there, I would suggest firstly to feed her smaller amounts of water at a time rather than big bowls. You can also feed her with a bowl that has an obstacle in the centre (eg a cake tin with a mound in the middle), or try placing her water bowl at head height. My feeling is that she is drinking her water too quickly as she sounds well otherwise. If all this fails or if she starts showing other signs, maybe just have her examined by a vet for any other problems. Hope this helps!
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