Okay I Just Need Help??UPDATE!!!

**flowergirl** · 09-19-2006, 09:35 AM

That's a myth.

I'm glad to hear someone else say this. My Beagle, Daisy, loves to graze on plants and grass. I sometimes call her my giraffe (because she'll stretch her neck to get to a plant)!

This never makes her sick.

I hope the vet is able to figure out what is going on with Coco. It is so frusturating when you can't figure out what to do to help them.

**sanford8916** · 09-19-2006, 10:25 AM

Quote "Well i dont live with my pets"

Did you mean I don't live with my parents?

**Vela** · 09-19-2006, 10:33 AM

It could also be her food causing this to happen. It's very very common. What does she throw up? Food or bile?

**Queen of Poop** · 09-19-2006, 10:40 AM

Certain foods used to make my RB dog Sami throw up. She'd no sooner eat then it would be right back on the floor. Other foods, no trouble. She too was a grazer and loved to lay in the grass and nibble on it. Now that my Sasha is 12 years old, I've found that certain treats that she always used to get now make her throw up.

I agree that you need the blood work and a thorough check with the vet but you should also look at what your dog is eating.

**coco-bean** · 09-19-2006, 10:47 AM

Originally Posted by sanford8916

Quote "Well i dont live with my pets"

Did you mean I don't live with my parents?

haha yea thats what i ment! I was typing fast!!

**coco-bean** · 09-20-2006, 02:02 PM

I called today to get coco an Appt. to be spayed! Her appt. is Oct. 3rd...well we take her in the 3rd and she gets to come home thursday the 5th! Her actual surgery would be the 4th at about 6 in the morning! I taked to the Vet. Assistant and told her about coco's throwing up and she said that the blood work will rule out some of the possibilities that it could possibly be and i might want to bring in another fecal sample just in case, because the heart guard doesnt cover a couple of worms that she could possibly pick up!! im crossing my fingers!! this throwing up is just getting out of hand!! She threw up not more then 20 minutes ago on my kitchen floor!! It's driving me crazy because she looks fine, acts fine...other than she's a little more tired than usual, but she's always been a sleepy puppy-ever since she was a puppy! she still plays and gets excited and stuff!! Im just at a loss for words with her, i hope it's nothing serious!!

**sanford8916** · 09-20-2006, 02:42 PM

I hope Coco starts to feel better. Lou Lou will be spayed that week too.

**flowergirl** · 09-21-2006, 06:48 PM

the heart guard doesnt cover a couple of worms that she could possibly pick up!!

I use interceptor. It prevents additional worms that heartgaurd doesn't, such as whip worms. I had Penny on heartgaurd. When i got Daisy she came with whip worms (which are very contagious-through saliva, i.e. sharing a water bowl). i switched them both to interceptor. When i asked my vet why this isn't reccomended over heartgaurd she said that heartgaurd is more popular because it is a chewy (interceptor is a tablet). this is not an issue for me because mine will eat anything! but, if it was, you could just hide in a piece of cheese or something.

Oh, whip worms can also be hard to detect. the vet didn't catch daisy's on her first deworming but they were most likely there at the time.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed that you can find out what the problem is and begin treatment to get her feeling better.

**coco-bean** · 09-21-2006, 09:53 PM

I just looked up some info. on whipworms but it doesnt look like it causes dogs to throw up! Does anyone know what kind of worm, if any? causes a dog to throw up or anything like that? thanks!!