I'm so sorry your baby is going through this. You are scared & in pain from fright & worry but it is just the facts of life right now for him & you, if his little life is literally at stake & he has to suffer much more as you've described. I pray, if he doesn't respond to this treatment, you can find someone who can take him & takeover the finances & his care, getting a diagnosis & treatment plan from one or more vets - even the State veterinary college. I can only pray that the current treatment will begin to help this little one & he'll start to turn around & come out of this horror.

Have they tried her on Pepto-Bismol or Kaopectate - things like that? Without more testing & a good diagnosis, though, I would probably be scared to try those without vet sanction. Those helped my Jilly when she was dying & not reacting to vet treatment of antibiotics, Compazine, etc., after all tests negative & they were discussing end of life issues with me. Two vets didn't know what was wrong with her. I decided she might be reacting badly to the antibiotics they'd had her on from the getgo. I had to stop those, keep her hydrated with vet-recommended Pedialyte doses & just feed her Science Diet Sensitive Stomach dry kibble(the wet caused bloody diarrhea) but then we'd tested all they knew to do. She came around & got well but continued to have similar episodes to a much lesser degree the rest of her life. I treat her the same each time when tests were negative.

I will pray for your little one & you, though I don't know what organizations to go to if you have to surrender him to get further testing/care if he keeps dying, surely your vet & local SPCA/Humane Society/local rescues can tell you who might could help. Prayer & hope are coming your way from Tibbe & me.

No they haven't mentioned it but his stools are fine so maybe that;s why. He has had 2 servings of baby food and so far kept them down so maybe all the prayers are being answer

Wonderful! Glad he is doing better...hope that it continues. :)

Have a nice day....and I will pray for your little Binky.

He is showing the first positive sign in 4 and a half days. He's kept the baby food down. I am about to give him another serving and then go to QD and get some pedialite. Maybe this is finally a turning point, I will let you know.

That is wonderful news!!! It means everything when they really do "turn the corner". I pray it lasts & this baby keeps getting better. ♥♥♥

Good news

Of course what I did for Jilly could have been purely coincidental & it was viral/bacterial all along that had run its course or something. That little thing was so so sick, vomiting & bloody diarrhea & loud sounds from her little G-I tract. She had to be on pain medication for a time. I can't help but think that alternating Kaopectate, Pepto with the Pedialyte & the heating pad helped when nothing else did but I will never know for sure. They can come through & out of some terrible things.

It sounds like your little Binky is doing better. I hope he continues to recover. Sending prayers and hugs...

I was convinced my Lucy was dying when she was a tiny puppy - it was awful. She was ill after feeding her a can of beef dog food from a well-meaning neighbor.

I took her to the Vet and we determined she had mild liver issues; but she was still showing symptoms the entire week-end. Turns out - she ALSO had bad gas - which she reacted to by hiding, flopping over (seemed like seizures to me), and just acting crazy. I held her on my lap the whole week-end crying. I finally had my cousin come over and sit with her because I was afraid I was making her worse with my demeanor. I got out of the house for a day and knew she was in good hands. AND she was with someone who wasn't convinced she was on death's door.

She came out of it and my son jokes to this day that Lucy had to be rushed to the Vet for gas. I was convinced, though, that she was dying due to her behavior; not eating; not drinking; hiding; lethargic, etc.

OP, I hope that your little pup gets better and I see that you are willing to take whatever steps are necessary. That's good. It sounds like things are going in the right direction - especially if your vet seemed unconcerned.

When the vomiting started 4 days ago, what had he had to eat? Had he had anything at all besides his regular food? Any tablescraps, a bite of human food? Had he been outside for a while that first day, before the vomiting started?

Unless he developed some stomach/esophageal mechanical regurgitation type issues spontaneously or due to swallowing something big or irregular, it sounds like something really made that stomach lining raw or irritated, doesn't it - if it isn't pancreas/liver disease/tumor, etc?

I don't know - can an ulcer make them vomit like this - does anyone know?

Any temp at all?

No temp and yes and ulcer can make them vomit. He hadn't eaten anything different, but he did have quite a few apple/PB snacks. maybe to much. No table scraps, his stomach is to sensitive.

Binky had that gas problem with a lot of pain that's when I first found out about his sensitive tummy and the noises his belly made - oh my!! What helped him then was plain yogart and cottage cheese that took care of it. After the first serving his belly quieted righ down,

Im sorry binkys not well but it sounds like you are doing a good job nursing him back to health

I think they must hurt so much from that. I remember Jilly was hunched up when she walked so we gave her pain medication until that stopped. It was like whatever she had had just stripped the skin or surface off the insides of her stomach/G-I tract & for I think 5 weeks she went through this. My little dog was going down & only had very mildly elevated liver/pancreatic levels they were testing for - nothing that indicated true disease process. But they started her on antibiotics from day 1 & I really think those tipped her over the edge because right after every dose, boy, the vomiting/bloody diarrhea really ramped up. If I skipped a dose, she stayed better. So they kept changing her antibiotics & on & on, plus cimetidine, nausea meds but nothing was stopping - she was just getting worse. Vets kept insisting she eat the Science Diet special canned food - it made her worse. So, finally once I said, "If she's going to have to be put to sleep, give me a day or two to try just simple treatment & withdraw the antibiotics, etc". They gave in & I brought home dry Science Diet Sensitive Stomach, gave her those OTC meds & my little ray of sunshine started coming out of it - getting better! I just don't know what got her better in the long run but I definitely fed her small meals - much smaller portions than the vet recommended. Her little tummy could only tolerate extremely small amounts of food until she got well. So you never know what worked sometimes or if it was all just about to happen from the vet treatment anyway. I hope your Bianco finally has turned that corner! I will keep you all in my prayers.

Sounds like you are doing great! Just fight the temptation to FEED him more....just keep him going VERY slowly in 1-2 hour increments, with just a tblsp of baby food for the next 24 hours....let his gut rest....tomorrow, you can probably consider upping it to 2 tblsp every 1-2 hours...you are on top of the hydration and the Karo for his sugar level...the Pedialyte will help with his other electrolytes....like a turtle, slow and steady.....and going that slowly, if he starts to vomit again, you need to take him back to the vet....and you will have a pretty good idea that it isnt from over-feeding!