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07-03-2008, 07:09 AM | #1 |
YT Addict Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Fairborn, OH
Posts: 345
| regurgitating?? okay, i'm bringing up a subject similar to a thread i posted about a month ago because i'm still confused. i searched YT for "burping up food" and read different threads about it. however, i'm confused because some threads say it's normal and others say it could be a sensitive stomach or liver issues or several other underlying health problems. i'm a worrier, so reading stuff like that causes me to overreact sometimes. so, i guess it's not the act of burping that i'm worried about. it's the regurgitating. it's not often that he regurgitates his food, but he did it today. it was a tiny amount (about the size of a poker chip or less), and it had half-digested kibble in it. it could be because he barely chews his kibble, or it could be because i carried him around in his carrier and the movement made him nauseous. it doesn't happen often enough that i would rush him to the vet, but when it does happen i freak out and start to wonder why he's doing it. he's actually eating as i type this, and i can't really hear him chewing the pieces of kibble. i hear one tiny crunch and then he swallows. could that be the reason? he's not eating fast by any means. should i mix his kibble with water? thanks much!
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