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lolasmysgirl · 08-25-2006, 01:47 PM

i picked up lola just now and she threw up a little on me. this has to be bad,
just how bad is it should i take her to vet? if so now or later? she doesnt seem sick she's moving and eating, her stomach feels kinda big like when she eats a lot too. someone help.

Baby Blessing · 08-25-2006, 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by lolasmysgirl

i picked up lola just now and she threw up a little on me. this has to be bad,
just how bad is it should i take her to vet? if so now or later? she doesnt seem sick she's moving and eating, her stomach feels kinda big like when she eats a lot too. someone help.

How old is your yorkie and how long have you had her? Is this your first puppy?

lolasmysgirl · 08-25-2006, 01:54 PM

shes 7 months, i've had her for 2 1/2, and she is my first puppy

Baby Blessing · 08-25-2006, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by lolasmysgirl

shes 7 months, i've had her for 2 1/2, and she is my first puppy

from your first post you stated

You said she is playing and active and she just threw up a little, could it be that she just ate? Hopefully she has had all of her shots and her parvo shots as well. Who did you get her from and did you get a history of all her medical care regarding all her shots? If you didn't, I would call whom ever you got her from and request them. It is very important that she has had all her neccessary shots. This being Friday it is hard to get a vet over the weekend in our area, I hope if you do need one in your area that they are available. Did you get her from a breeder in your area?

lolasmysgirl · 08-25-2006, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Baby Blessing

from your first post you stated

You said she is playing and active and she just threw up a little, could it be that she just ate? Hopefully she has had all of her shots and her parvo shots as well. Who did you get her from and did you get a history of all her medical care regarding all her shots? If you didn't, I would call whom ever you got her from and request them. It is very important that she has had all her neccessary shots. This being Friday it is hard to get a vet over the weekend in our area, I hope if you do need one in your area that they are available. Did you get her from a breeder in your area?

i got her from petland, and she did have all her shots, ive been looking online and some sites say to give her pepto, is that good? her vomit smelled like her poo. she seems kinda tired now, but i guess i'll just watch her all day and if it happens again i'll take to her to the vet 2maro. is there any other more serious signs i should look out for?

Lola LaRue · 08-25-2006, 03:45 PM

I would watch her closely. Sometimes my Lola throws up when she eats too fast. However, she has thrown up several times in a row before and we had to take her to emergency. I would call the vet or a nearby vet emergency and ask them what they think. You don't want her to get dehydrated.

yorkieusa · 08-25-2006, 05:41 PM

I hope your little girl is doing ok now. You might want to save this info just in case you need it sometime:

CALL VET FIRST ON ALL TREATMENTS TO DIAGNOSE PROBLEM

VITAMIN B12----Used as appetite stimulant
1/2 to 2 ml every 24 hrs. ORAL

BENADRYL-----Used to treat allergies, itching etc.
1/2 mg per lb. weight of dog. Every 8 hrs.
YORKIE: 1/4 to 1/2 tablet, one hr. on empty
stomach.

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 3%-
Used to induce vomiting after accidental
ingestion of poison. 3-5 ml by mouth every
30 mins. DO NO MORE THAN TWICE!

PEPTO BISMOL-Used for diarrhea, vomiting & anti-gas
1 teaspoon per 5 lbs. weight of dog.
Every 6 hrs.
YORKIE: 3 to 5 cc.

DI GEL LIQUID-Used for antacid and anti-gas
Up to 4 lbs. weight of dog. every 8 hrs.

MINERAL OIL--Used for eliminating constipation.
up to 4 lbs. weight of dog, daily, mix
with food. Child's dose of Milk of Magnesia
is perfered.

KAOPECTATE---Used for diarrhea and vomiting.
1 ml per lb. weight of dog,
Every 2-4 per day
YORKIE: 3cc to 5cc

KARO SYRUP---Used for Trauma or energy.
YORKIE: 3cc

NUTRA CAL----Used for energy or vitamin supplement.
YORKIE: 2 to 3 cc every 4 hrs. 3 times daily
max.

IMMODIUM AD--Used for diarrhea
1-2 ml per 4 lbs. weight of dog.
Every 2-3 daily.

ELIXER FOR CHILDREN-
Used for colds.
1 ml per 10 lbs. weight of dog.
1/2 for 5 lbs. weight of dog.

DIMEATAPP,ROBATUSSIN CF, CLORTIMATRON-
Used for colds.
YORKIE: 1 to 1 1/2 cc.

DON'T GIVE ASPRIN OR BABY ASPIRIN OR TYLENOL UNLESS BY VET!

TO FIGHT BACTERIAL INFECTION:
AMOXICILLIN: 5 mg per 1 lb. weight of dog.
Every 12 hrs.
AMPICILLIN: 10 mg per lb. weight of dog.
Every 6 hrs.
TETRACYCLINE: 10mg per lb. weight of dog.
Every 8 hrs. NOT TO GIVE TO PUPPY. CAN
DAMAGE TEETH.

5ml= 1 teaspoon
EAR CLEANER VINEGAR 1/2 AND WATER 1/2

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

WHEN DO I CALL THE VET
1. Temp is over 104 degrees
2. Bloating
3. Extreme Trauma
4. Repetitive Seizures or seizure lasting more than
5 minutes
5. In labor over 1 hr. with no pup or more than 2
hrs between pups.
6. Repetitive Vomiting after food and water has been
taken away for 2 hrs.
7. Bloody diarrhea associated with depression
8. Puppies and Kittens problems.

WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
1. Protect yourself
2. Look and Listen (check for breathing and heart beat)
3. Stop the bleeding by applying pressure.
4. Treat for Shock (warm blanket)
5. Call the VET

TOP 10 EMERGENCY LISTS

1. Bloat----usually a few hours after feeding dog
will often try to vomit but brings up
little. Abdomen will usually feel tense
may not be distended.
2. HEAT STROKE-Check Temp if over 104 apply cool
water bath and fans continue to do so until
temp. is 103 then stop. If over 106 do
above and go to vet. But best to wrap in
wet towel and get to your Vet. Recomended!
3.FRACTURES-Follow above protocol-may also want to
stabilize fractures.
4.WHELPING- Prepare ahead of time-you knew she was
pregnant.
5.SEIZURES--Watch and time the seizure make sure pet
does not hurt itself.if longer than 5 min.
start driving.
6.POISON--- Read Label induce vomiting Call VET, bring
the poison.
7.Hives-- Benadryl 1 mg per pound Oatmeal bath,
watch breathing.
8.Vomiting- No Food for at least 24 hours then No water
for 12 hours then ice cubes to lap up as
they melt. Give Pepto.
9. DIARRHEA- NO FOOD for 12 hours, Immodium AD, the bland Diet
10.BROKEN NAIL- Hold dog well (muzzel) clip nail
then clip all the nails. Stop bleeding with
Quick stop, flour or baking powder.

HOT Spot-Clip and clean with peroxide.
Hydrocortisone OKAY.

http://www.geocities.com/angeljulie2/firstaid.html

RLC12345678 · 08-25-2006, 05:50 PM

Wow! What EXCELLENT information! I just printed this off and put it on my fridge!

Thanks!

Hope your little one is alright and it's nothing serious.

Baby Blessing · 08-25-2006, 07:44 PM

Whenever we were in question regarding any health issue on ours I always consulted our Vet.

08-25-2006, 01:47 PM	#1
lolasmysgirl Yorkie Talker Join Date: May 2006 Location: hoffman estates, il Posts: 15	vomiting i picked up lola just now and she threw up a little on me. this has to be bad, just how bad is it should i take her to vet? if so now or later? she doesnt seem sick she's moving and eating, her stomach feels kinda big like when she eats a lot too. someone help.

08-25-2006, 03:45 PM	#6
Lola LaRue Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: San Ramon, CA Posts: 710	I would watch her closely. Sometimes my Lola throws up when she eats too fast. However, she has thrown up several times in a row before and we had to take her to emergency. I would call the vet or a nearby vet emergency and ask them what they think. You don't want her to get dehydrated. __________________ Shannon, Lola Larue, Chewbacca Joseph(aka Chewy)

08-25-2006, 05:41 PM	#7
yorkieusa Crazy about Kacee! Donating Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Kansas Posts: 21,173	I hope your little girl is doing ok now. You might want to save this info just in case you need it sometime: CALL VET FIRST ON ALL TREATMENTS TO DIAGNOSE PROBLEM VITAMIN B12----Used as appetite stimulant 1/2 to 2 ml every 24 hrs. ORAL BENADRYL-----Used to treat allergies, itching etc. 1/2 mg per lb. weight of dog. Every 8 hrs. YORKIE: 1/4 to 1/2 tablet, one hr. on empty stomach. HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 3%- Used to induce vomiting after accidental ingestion of poison. 3-5 ml by mouth every 30 mins. DO NO MORE THAN TWICE! PEPTO BISMOL-Used for diarrhea, vomiting & anti-gas 1 teaspoon per 5 lbs. weight of dog. Every 6 hrs. YORKIE: 3 to 5 cc. DI GEL LIQUID-Used for antacid and anti-gas Up to 4 lbs. weight of dog. every 8 hrs. MINERAL OIL--Used for eliminating constipation. up to 4 lbs. weight of dog, daily, mix with food. Child's dose of Milk of Magnesia is perfered. KAOPECTATE---Used for diarrhea and vomiting. 1 ml per lb. weight of dog, Every 2-4 per day YORKIE: 3cc to 5cc KARO SYRUP---Used for Trauma or energy. YORKIE: 3cc NUTRA CAL----Used for energy or vitamin supplement. YORKIE: 2 to 3 cc every 4 hrs. 3 times daily max. IMMODIUM AD--Used for diarrhea 1-2 ml per 4 lbs. weight of dog. Every 2-3 daily. ELIXER FOR CHILDREN- Used for colds. 1 ml per 10 lbs. weight of dog. 1/2 for 5 lbs. weight of dog. DIMEATAPP,ROBATUSSIN CF, CLORTIMATRON- Used for colds. YORKIE: 1 to 1 1/2 cc. DON'T GIVE ASPRIN OR BABY ASPIRIN OR TYLENOL UNLESS BY VET! TO FIGHT BACTERIAL INFECTION: AMOXICILLIN: 5 mg per 1 lb. weight of dog. Every 12 hrs. AMPICILLIN: 10 mg per lb. weight of dog. Every 6 hrs. TETRACYCLINE: 10mg per lb. weight of dog. Every 8 hrs. NOT TO GIVE TO PUPPY. CAN DAMAGE TEETH. 5ml= 1 teaspoon EAR CLEANER VINEGAR 1/2 AND WATER 1/2 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES WHEN DO I CALL THE VET 1. Temp is over 104 degrees 2. Bloating 3. Extreme Trauma 4. Repetitive Seizures or seizure lasting more than 5 minutes 5. In labor over 1 hr. with no pup or more than 2 hrs between pups. 6. Repetitive Vomiting after food and water has been taken away for 2 hrs. 7. Bloody diarrhea associated with depression 8. Puppies and Kittens problems. WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF EMERGENCY 1. Protect yourself 2. Look and Listen (check for breathing and heart beat) 3. Stop the bleeding by applying pressure. 4. Treat for Shock (warm blanket) 5. Call the VET TOP 10 EMERGENCY LISTS 1. Bloat----usually a few hours after feeding dog will often try to vomit but brings up little. Abdomen will usually feel tense may not be distended. 2. HEAT STROKE-Check Temp if over 104 apply cool water bath and fans continue to do so until temp. is 103 then stop. If over 106 do above and go to vet. But best to wrap in wet towel and get to your Vet. Recomended! 3.FRACTURES-Follow above protocol-may also want to stabilize fractures. 4.WHELPING- Prepare ahead of time-you knew she was pregnant. 5.SEIZURES--Watch and time the seizure make sure pet does not hurt itself.if longer than 5 min. start driving. 6.POISON--- Read Label induce vomiting Call VET, bring the poison. 7.Hives-- Benadryl 1 mg per pound Oatmeal bath, watch breathing. 8.Vomiting- No Food for at least 24 hours then No water for 12 hours then ice cubes to lap up as they melt. Give Pepto. 9. DIARRHEA- NO FOOD for 12 hours, Immodium AD, the bland Diet 10.BROKEN NAIL- Hold dog well (muzzel) clip nail then clip all the nails. Stop bleeding with Quick stop, flour or baking powder. HOT Spot-Clip and clean with peroxide. Hydrocortisone OKAY. http://www.geocities.com/angeljulie2/firstaid.html __________________ Karen Kacee Muffin 1991-2005 Rest in Peace My Little Angel

08-25-2006, 01:54 PM	#3
lolasmysgirl Yorkie Talker Join Date: May 2006 Location: hoffman estates, il Posts: 15	shes 7 months, i've had her for 2 1/2, and she is my first puppy

08-25-2006, 05:50 PM	#8
RLC12345678 I heart Hootie & Hobbs Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: USA Posts: 7,149	Wow! What EXCELLENT information! I just printed this off and put it on my fridge! Thanks! Hope your little one is alright and it's nothing serious.

08-25-2006, 07:44 PM	#9
Baby Blessing Our Blessings R Many Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: In the shelter of God's Loving Care. Posts: 3,095 Blog Entries: 1	Whenever we were in question regarding any health issue on ours I always consulted our Vet.