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  • My dog threw up bile / dog got better on own, no vet visit

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Mine puke fairly regularly LOL

Actually now that I think about it, it's been atleast a month since a dog has puked in my house.... weird... and now that I said that, I bet one of them does tonite :doh:

Unless they puke more than once, I never take it to be anything serious.

Sometimes if its longer than normal between meals, one of them will puke up a little bile... just from a too empty tummy.

Sometimes they just eat something funky and have to get it out.

Yea, to make a long post short lol... unless they puke more than once, and if there is no change in their demeaner or behavior, if they are still eating and drinking and playing normally.. don't sweat it.. it's just dog puke! ;)
 

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Mine almost never throw up, just Jasper occasionally when we have been in the car (a bit of car sickness?). If they did throw up, I would know something is wrong and would need to keep a very close eye on them.

Isn't bile yellow?
 

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Dog threw up bile, vet visit, not serious.

That was Copper after a 2.5 day jaunt in the woods (lost!). Vet said it was probably due to stress and I should put him on a chicken/rice diet for a few days. He actually had seizures on the way to the vet at that time. I am not sure of the cause, but a few days of being home and safe and eating the chicken & rice and he was fine.

I had another Golden who threw up bile and it was very serious. I think it can be an indicator of something wrong, but it has to be evaluated with other symptoms.
 

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Uh... yea I've never seen dark green bile... It's always a foamy yellowy liquid. Maybe I'm thinking something is bile when it isn't? LOL

Wednesday's was dark green. She was a cat. Could bile be different colors in cats and dogs?
 

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My Whippet has puked up green bile.
 

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I've never seen the green stuff. The foamy, yellow, carpet staining stuff is the only bile I've seen. Usually it's nothing to worry about unless it seems chronic. If I saw green (other than grass) I would probaby call the vet.
 

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Mickey throws up the foamy yellow stuff frequently if he is not fed on time (6am and 6pm). We usually give him a snack before bed too. The vet was not concerned. Said it was due to an empty stomach.
 

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Caleb has thrown up bile a couple of times. The foamy yellow kind, not the green stuff. He actually did it just last night. :yuck: We took him to the corn maze and he chomped up a couple of cobs. I think it's just because the corn irritated his stomach, so he's getting rice today.

I've never seen the green stuff. I think I would at least call the vet.
 

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I have never seen the dark green stuff, just the yellow foamy stuff. It's been awhile though!!

Caleb has thrown up bile a couple of times. The foamy yellow kind, not the green stuff. He actually did it just last night. :yuck: We took him to the corn maze and he chomped up a couple of cobs. I think it's just because the corn irritated his stomach, so he's getting rice today.

I've never seen the green stuff. I think I would at least call the vet.
Sorry this is OT, but, what corn maze?
 

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*CORN MAZE??? - GASP!* Course, growing up in Nebraska and now in Colorado - corn mazes are a way of life. Very fun and hales the beginning of autumn. MMMMM, the smell! And crunching leaves (now mushy from the snow) and that smell as well. I love autumn or fall.

Back to the bile :doh: When Duke throws up the yellow foamy stuff it really doesn't stink and is the sign of an empty stomach. When he throws up the green smelly stuff - it's a serious matter and stinks to high heaven!
 

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When Ben threw up the thick, yellow stuff that was the worst smell ever (and I am a nurse and have been exposed to some bad smells), he was seriously ill. The first time it took 2 different ER vets, 2 regular vets and finally the surgeon to first out that he had a linear obstruction. (wash cloth)
Nine months later, the regular vet sent us straight to the surgeon. (sock)

Riley throws up early in the morning if her breakfast is late. A late night snack takes care of it.
 

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I can count on one hand the times Bogart has thrown up in the last 4 years that he has been with us. Years ago I used to walk the dogs at a dry creek with all kinds of critters and geese were there. Well, the dogs would eat the goose s..t and reguarly got sick. Since I don't walk there anymore my dogs are fine. Bogart never walked there it was always my older Dogs. ZsaZsa used to do some bad pukeing she doesn't do it either anymore since we stay away from that place LOL.
 

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I have never seen the dark green stuff, just the yellow foamy stuff. It's been awhile though!!

Sorry this is OT, but, what corn maze?
Dude! The guiness book of world records largest corn maze is in Dixon! You should totally check it out. It's $10 per person. We did it during the day, but they're open at night too. It could be a lot of fun in the dark!

http://www.coolpatchpumpkins.com/corn_maze.html
 
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