Hi Everyone,
I have two
[COLOR=green !important][COLOR=green !important]yorkie[/COLOR][/COLOR]
http://kona.kontera.com/javascript/l...rey_loader.gif girls, Maya and Lily, that are 11 1/2 weeks old. I went to the vet last thursday and they had
[COLOR=green !important][COLOR=green !important]kennel[/COLOR][/COLOR] cough drops done as well as ear
[COLOR=green !important][COLOR=green !important]cleaning[/COLOR][/COLOR], and they received an antybiotic because they have
[COLOR=green !important][COLOR=green !important]ear [COLOR=green !important]mites[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR]. I can't remember the name of the antibiotic but it started with icy.. something (I think). Anyways, Maya is doing great. But I'm concearned about Lily. Since Friday she vomites once a day usually at night between 4-6am. I'm so sorry for being gross... The vomit is a little bit of watery sustance and it has yellowish color. It it a foam look a like watery substance - no food. She eats regularly, no diarrhea, has lots of energy. I called the vet to find out if this could be a reason of any antybiotic or dewormer
[COLOR=green !important][COLOR=green !important]side [COLOR=green !important]effects[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] but they said no. Before I got those two girls, I had a 4 year old yorkie girl that was hit by a car. She had the same thing. Out of no where she would vomit that yellowish water substance for few days and then it would not come back for a while... Could this be dehydration or from food ??? I feed them twice a day with Ceasar for puppies and they have Royal Canin Minidog dry food in a bow at all times in case they get hungry when I'm not at home. I noticed that after she gags and a little of that foam comes out she looks like she doesn't know what happened and she calms down a little and goes to sleep. Could this be something serious???
Has anyone had simular
[COLOR=green !important][COLOR=green !important]symptoms[/COLOR][/COLOR]??? Please help, I'm going nuts here... Thanks...