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Originally Posted by Ellie May  I still think it's important to check with the owner that it is vomiting (not regurgitation) and not just assume. For all we know, it could be an acid issue. I just had this happen with Ellie a few months ago. I kept saying it was vomiting until I realized there was a pattern of no effort and it was thin... |
yeah i learned all about regurgitation as well as demi had a couple episodes of volcano vomitting with no effort no stomach pumping and it was after drinking water. It was a ton of vomit too more than I have ever seen. She has not done it in a long time thank goodness and they think just a stomach upset and possibly bad chicken so i switched to cod instead of chicken and no more upsets. What i was surprised is megaesophagus I always thought was in younger dogs but they said no they can get it at any age.
ETA: here is info on regurgitation
http://www.petplace.com/dogs/regurgi...ogs/page1.aspx