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This has been a common problem on here over the Yrs witH some dogs. Since your vet wasnt concerned I would try to feed a little snack before bedtime and see if that solves it if it doesnt than its best to bring it back to your vets attention |
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thank you everybody for your input...i may have exaggerated a bit ...its not every-morning but maybe like 3 to 4 times a week...maybe it is because of an empty stomach...i will start giving him a late night snack cuz he is very active and playful till about 10.00pm...i tried blue buffalo and went back to royal canin because he didnt like it..he does tend to be finicky and sometimes doesnt eat alot...if i would give him chicken all day he would it eat cuz he is crazy for it!!!! if it continues i will address it to the vet...i have the pee pads saved with his vomit on it to show him.....thank you everybody...i hope its nothing and that he's ok...he is the love of my life!!!xoxo |
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My baby did the same thing for a while. Like some of the other members mentioned, try giving her a small snack right before going to bed. That worked wonders for Rylee. In fact, just this past Tuesday night, I couldnt let her have a snack before bedtime because she was having a procedure done at the vet the following day. Sure enough, about 3am she threw up. |
Dinky did this too. The vet advised us to give him a small amount of food, maybe a level tablespoonful. It works great. Occassionally, he just won't eat and when his tummy is too empty, he will throw up the yellow bile. In his case, it was just the empty tummy! |
Sounds like a hungry tum to me. I left some kibble for my girls for overnight when they were small cause I was afraid of low blood sugar. Might be an Idea to leave a little food out and see if this works. Didn't cause any problems with toileting in case you wondered. |
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