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Yorkie throwing up white foam during night We woke up to our Pinky throwing up white foam... she threw up 2 spots (about 1 inches) and then she was better for a bit and went to lay in her bed... 2 hours later again.... she ate at 6pm, now its 4:45AM ... she first threw up at 2:30am ish... anyone know why? what is cause, and how to help her get better? thx |
throwing up foam You didn't say how old your baby is but are you sure she ate a pretty good amount before bed? When Belle doesn't eat enough for she sleeps late and is really hungry she throws us a little foamy bile. She doesn't want to eat for awhile then but once she does she is fine. She's been doing this since we got her. I think their blood sugar drops and they get nausea. That happens to me too when I get hungry and my blood sugar is low as I have diabetes. I give Belle a few Cheerios and let her tummy set, then feed her regualr food. |
Yes, it is because her stomach is empty. Layla used to do this- I give her a snack right before bed to keep her blood sugar up throughout the night and then a snack again right when she gets up. |
white foam is when they have totally emptied out there stomach after all the yellow bile is gone |
Agree she needs more frequent meals and one to hold her over night. If she is eating enough than I would have the vet check her out. |
yes, she needs a light snack before bed. I give my Prada a bit of wet food or a few kibbles before I put her in her crib for the night. Prada suffers from colitis, so i have to be careful what she eats. hugs, Carmen in nj |
Thanks for the responses, it is the food it seems. Her mommy fed her some snack and she got better right away. We are going to give her a light snack at 11pm when she goes to sleep, and also put some food out so she can eat during the night if need be. Will update how it goes :) Thanks |
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