Dogs don't normally spit up or vomit so a vet check is in order to see if something he is eating is upsetting his stomach and if the loss of fluid is dehydrating or lowering his blood sugar. Why would a vet give an injection for dehydration? To put vital fluids into a dehydrated animal without involving the G-I tract. Timely treatment for either dehydration/hypoglycemia can be life-saving as a Yorkie, being a small dog, hasn't much in the way of reserves. If I had a baby or child or if even I had been throwing up & not eating well since Friday, I would have long ago sought professional care & we need to treat dogs with no less care. One of the best ways we can show love to our loyal little friends with four feet & no voice is to get them competent help & treatment when they don't feel well. Take action before your little Yorkie gets any sicker. I pray this little one has nothing really bad.
__________________  Jeanie and Tibbe One must do the best one can. You may get some marks for a very imperfect answer: you will certainly get none for leaving the question alone. C. S. Lewis |