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Can a dog eat tomato? Our dog threw up their tomato chunk Hey I have a quick question. Our dog has been vomiting for the past 10minutes a bit annoyed(at myself-- I shouldn't had given in to her temptation) and just upchucked a tomato chunk. I cut 1/4 piece of a tomato-- I took out the seeds, and I gave the bottom part. She's ate tomato before... but she just threw it up this time. Last time it was when I was eating a sub and the tomato fell off the sandwhich and she got to it before I did. She ate it that time and nothing happened to her. But now she was licking the floor and just upchucked it all along with some gross white liquid... I assume some form of bile? |
Yeah, the white liquid is likely mucous and bile and stomach acids. And yes, they can eat tomato...so who knows why the gag reflex was triggered...? |
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Guess that's something I am crossing off the feed list. |
Maybe it was just too big a chunk which triggered the gag reflex. Sometimes they just swallow it whole instead of chewing it |
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I read tomatoes are not good for dogs to eat. |
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Vomiting from acid reflux often happens in the morning on an empty stomach. Bella had that, so we feed her her regular food just before bedtime, and again first thing in the morning and she is fine. I would not recommend giving antacids (or any other human medicine, prescription OR over-the counter) except under a vet's recommendation and supervision. In Bella's case, the vet said that I *could* have given 1/4 of an omeprazole pill once a day, but that was not necessary since the more frequent feedings stopped the problem. |
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As for the acid reflux, she just has a sensitive stomach. I.e. makes really soft / loose stool if she eats something too odd... But it's weird because I regret to admit that there was this one time I was eating a sub/sandwhich and a piece of tomato fell to the ground(a whole slice) it had mayo on it and possibly a dab of cheese. But she never barfed it up. It's why I thought it was okay. I was annoyed at myself because we brought her upstairs to spend time with us and my sibling and the dog left a present in the carpet. The whole night she was trying to throw up more(but she already threw up) |
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I remember reading it's when the tomato is green that it's bad for them but when ripe and red is fine. But I figure you're giving red ripe ones anyways, but it's something to keep in mind. I agree it might need to be smaller pieces. My girl loves cherry tomatoes, and has had no problems when I feed her some. I would crush them for her or give her several halves of one. |
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Some ppl like myself grow tomatoes in their yard or patio tomatoes on their deck as I do. Dogs if not watched like a hawk get into and will eat anything even green tomatoes. My now passed girl Matese at one time plucked a green tomato off the vine of my patio plant. So it does happen. To avoid it happening again my plants are put on high plant stands. |
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