Cindy upchucked all her kibble around 2 p.m. today (she had eaten at 6 a.m). I thought she was just distressed since I was gone for 2 hours. She came running to see me all excited and 5 minutes later upchucked.
I gave her rabbit/rice tonight because it's very easy on the tummy. No dry kibble (Nutro). She upchucked at 8:45 p.m. She ate dinner at 5 p.m. This time is was all liquid which appeared to be the break down of the can food.
I was not going to give her a snack tonight and let her tummy settle, but she is crying for food. I gave her spoonful which she ate in no time. She is not being free feed but on a schedule 2 x a day and a treat at night. She has increased her appetite in last week, maybe her tummy cant handle that much in a day (1/2 cup kibble plus 1/2 can a day). Cindy is not a gobbler but will finish eating what you give her within 5 minutes.
I would think a gobbler would throw up sooner than 5 hrs after eating.
I checked her tummy (felt it) and she didnt have tenderness. She is acting ok. She just jumped up on the top of icebox to explore. Only thing I didnt do was take her temp.
The only other time she throw up was first coming into the house and I chalked it up to being late feeding her one morning. Usually did it between 5-6 a.m. it was 8 a.m. that morning.
She has been eating ....... Nutro can and PetSmarts brand which both are very good quality. Lamb/Rice.... Fish/Rice and Dry Nutro.
Tonight I gave her rabbit/rice from Natures Receipe (it's specific to sensative tummys).
She hasnt gotten into anything she should not of been in.
The local vet she has been seeing only in 1/2 day on Fridays.
Our regular vet is in all day. I will access things in the a.m.
Gray hairs time LOL
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