London is not feeling well at all!

[mizzwanned]

Originally Posted by Ellie May

If she did eat any amount of something from Bed Bath and Beyond, that probably could've done this but I'm not sure it would give her white gums...

If she is still throwing up, feeding her may not be a good idea.
When is the last time she ate?
Have you tried Pedialyte?

The last time she ate was last night and she was acting perfectly fine. I am going to go buy some pedialyte in a few, i read gatorade is also good to give if they dont drink the pedialyte..should i buy some of that? I was trying to think what else could have caused this and i remember last week i gave them all some rice and steak i had bought from the supermarket, they make food there and sell it, and i just gave them a little. I'm so stupid, i shouldn't have done that. Maybe that caused them to be sick, gosh i dont know why i did that. They were looking at me with those pitiful eyes of theirs...but i think a day or 2 after that is when they got diarrhea, i feel like such a bad mom. Idk what else could have caused it, but that's the only thing that comes to mind..

[Ellie May]

Originally Posted by mizzwanned

The last time she ate was last night and she was acting perfectly fine. I am going to go buy some pedialyte in a few, i read gatorade is also good to give if they dont drink the pedialyte..should i buy some of that? I was trying to think what else could have caused this and i remember last week i gave them all some rice and steak i had bought from the supermarket, they make food there and sell it, and i just gave them a little. I'm so stupid, i shouldn't have done that. Maybe that caused them to be sick, gosh i dont know why i did that. They were looking at me with those pitiful eyes of theirs...but i think a day or 2 after that is when they got diarrhea, i feel like such a bad mom. Idk what else could have caused it, but that's the only thing that comes to mind..

You aren't a bad mom.

If it was a day after the steak, it could've been that.
Pancreas issues come to mind if that is when it happened.
Was it fatty?
Since all three of them had a problem, I have no idea what it could be.
All three wouldn't get pancreas problems at the same time...

As far a Gatorade, that is fine but check all ingredients carefully for artificial sweeteners. I think PediaLyte would be easier (store brand is much cheaper) to get just the right thing. Pediasure is good but I think it contains a corn derivative.

[altigger74]

I hope that cutie will be feeling better soon.

It may not be, but, I was told that when the poop is really stincky (worse than normal) that it's a good sign of coccidia. I hope you can get her in to the vet soon. A little yogurt may be ok if she's not vomiting.

[LuvMySissy]

Sending our get well wishes for London....

[mizzwanned]

Originally Posted by Ellie May

You aren't a bad mom.

If it was a day after the steak, it could've been that.
Pancreas issues come to mind if that is when it happened.
Was it fatty?
Since all three of them had a problem, I have no idea what it could be.
All three wouldn't get pancreas problems at the same time...

As far a Gatorade, that is fine but check all ingredients carefully for artificial sweeteners. I think PediaLyte would be easier (store brand is much cheaper) to get just the right thing. Pediasure is good but I think it contains a corn derivative.

oo right..Pancreas issues..do you know of any symptoms? It wasn't fatty, but maybe it was just too much for her little tummy. I got pedialyte but she has been drinking water normally and she ate some rice and chicken and hasnt thrown up just yet, but she also hasn't pooped, shes just sleeping all day

[Ellie May]

Originally Posted by mizzwanned

oo right..Pancreas issues..do you know of any symptoms? It wasn't fatty, but maybe it was just too much for her little tummy. I got pedialyte but she has been drinking water normally and she ate some rice and chicken and hasnt thrown up just yet, but she also hasn't pooped, shes just sleeping all day

Pancreatitis (Inflammation) in Dogs

All Ellie did when she had it is throw up about 8 times.
She acted okay otherwise for the most part.

Since the other two had some sort of the same thing though, pancreatitis wouldn't be my first guess.

She has been sick for over 24 hours and had white gums earlier.
I think she needs to see a vet.

[Maxi]

Ah poor London! I hope she gets better very soon!

[MyPeanutAbbyGra]

Is London feeling better?

[Maxi]

How is London doing?

[mizzwanned]

London is doing much better...thank you! She has stopped throwing up and no diarrhea and she is eating

[Maxi]

Originally Posted by mizzwanned

London is doing much better...thank you! She has stopped throwing up and no diarrhea and she is eating

Ah this is so great to hear! She probably ate something that you didnt see. I watch Maxi like a hawk and still sometimes he manages to grab something
Are you coming tomorrow for meetup?

[Sempai-mj]

We just wnet through this with our 2 yr old Maya, Get your dog checjed out and read read tge following, just to make sure it's not HGE.

HGE or HEMORRHAGIC GASTRIC ENTERITIS -- is particularly dangerous to the toy and smaller breed dogs. Any kind of bacterial diarrhea can quickly dehydrate a dog, and the tinies are at greater risk, as they have little weight to lose before they are dehydrated and need IV rehydration. Your dog can get infected anywhere. Then it can be from 2-10 days after exposure, that your dog can come down with this problem. The symptoms start with vomiting, lethargy, refusing to eat, and progressing to mucous covered stool, loose stools, severe diarrhea and bloody diarrhea. It is important to have a culture done first so that you know exactly what bacteria you are treating, and get them started on antibiotics. DO NOT waste time, especially with the tiny toy dogs , as they do not have the spare fluids to lose thru diarrhea, especially bloody diarrhea.

[mizzwanned]

Originally Posted by Sempai-mj

We just wnet through this with our 2 yr old Maya, Get your dog checjed out and read read tge following, just to make sure it's not HGE.

HGE or HEMORRHAGIC GASTRIC ENTERITIS -- is particularly dangerous to the toy and smaller breed dogs. Any kind of bacterial diarrhea can quickly dehydrate a dog, and the tinies are at greater risk, as they have little weight to lose before they are dehydrated and need IV rehydration. Your dog can get infected anywhere. Then it can be from 2-10 days after exposure, that your dog can come down with this problem. The symptoms start with vomiting, lethargy, refusing to eat, and progressing to mucous covered stool, loose stools, severe diarrhea and bloody diarrhea. It is important to have a culture done first so that you know exactly what bacteria you are treating, and get them started on antibiotics. DO NOT waste time, especially with the tiny toy dogs , as they do not have the spare fluids to lose thru diarrhea, especially bloody diarrhea.

Wow i didnt know about that...thanks for letting me know. She is fine now but i will ask the vet anyway to check for this, she did have mucus covered poop before, not anymore though. But she didn't lose her appetite really, she is back to eating her food. I'm watching her to make sure she's doing okay with it.