Don't take random internet advice, call your vet.
They will ask additional questions to determine the seriousness, advise things to try before bringing him in, and tell you what indicates that it's time to give up on home remedies and get him to the vet. And don't just rifle through your medicine cabinet--many human drugs are toxic to animals, and the doses are entirely different on the ones you can give them. Again, call your vet and ask.
Throwing up can indicate something serious. Throwing up too much, no matter the cause, can lead to dehydration. If he can't stop throwing up, or it keeps up for more than a day, don't play around. Call the vet and get professional advice.
2006-12-03 07:41:15
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answered by EQ 6
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I'm not sure what ur feeding ur dog, but chances are it contains beef. for dogs beef is one of the hardest proteins to break down. for some too much beef in the diet may cause upset stomach, vomiting, and diarrhea. i suggest u try a food containing a different meat or protein source, like chicken, pork, or lamb. read the labels to make sure it don't contain beef byproduct as a filler. one good brand that i use is Merrick. it also contains no preservatives, filler meat, and is all natural containing vegetables also.
2006-12-03 15:48:52
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answered by Robyn T 4
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My vet told me to give my english bulldog a little less than half of a dose of pepto that I would take, and I could tell if does help him also, when my dogs is in pain because he has arthritis my vet said to give him children's chewable asprin. So, just goes to show you alot of things us humans take animals can also. If pepto does not work try a little liquid malox.
2006-12-03 16:02:48
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answered by LKJ 2
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we've used scrambles egg on ours and it seems to do the trick
2006-12-03 15:42:38
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answered by bellabelloo 2
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If humans can have it it can't hurt animals right? so why not if she'll drink it try pepto bismol..........
2006-12-03 15:36:26
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answered by justmedrt 6
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