Trowing up gastric juice

[kjc]

It's best to only change/add one thing at a time, so you will know exactly what works or doesn't work.

[capt_noonie]

Originally Posted by mimimomo

I think you left out a very important word loll! But we know what u meant.

Mine also love sweet potatoes, slice them in half & bake them in the oven for an hr. Store them in the fridge. I give them over-heaping teaspoon as a treat & it's good for you too (healthier than ice cream...I lub ice cream but my belly not so much)!

oops, yes I HOPE you all know what I meant! Do NOT give any treats from China!

[Anny Mendoza]

Originally Posted by mimimomo

I think you left out a very important word loll! But we know what u meant.

Mine also love sweet potatoes, slice them in half & bake them in the oven for an hr. Store them in the fridge. I give them over-heaping teaspoon as a treat & it's good for you too (healthier than ice cream...I lub ice cream but my belly not so much)!

May I ask what this is?

[Anny Mendoza]

Originally Posted by kjc

It's best to only change/add one thing at a time, so you will know exactly what works or doesn't work.

Yes, I will do that
Thanks for the tip

[capt_noonie]

Originally Posted by Anny Mendoza

May I ask what this is?

She just means she gives more than a teaspoon. A generous teaspoon.

[Anny Mendoza]

Ooow like that

[Anny Mendoza]

I've been looking for more information about the small treats I bought a couple of days ago. (the small treats in bones and heart shapes)
They are made in Germany and the contain grain, vegetable products, meat and animal derivatives (min. 4% poultry, lamb 4%, 4% tripe, 4% beef, wild 4%, 4% salmon flavor ), glycerol, linseed oil, lupins. With the EC permitted preservatives and dyes

What do you all think of this?

[mimimomo]

Originally Posted by Anny Mendoza

May I ask what this is?

Sweet potatoes are in the veggie section in the grocery store. They look like this: fotolia_7142268_l1.jpg It's also in some dog foods.

I like getting this kind from the asian markets here, it's a little sweeter. Sweet-Potato-31.jpg

Originally Posted by Anny Mendoza

I've been looking for more information about the small treats I bought a couple of days ago. (the small treats in bones and heart shapes)
They are made in Germany and the contain grain, vegetable products, meat and animal derivatives (min. 4% poultry, lamb 4%, 4% tripe, 4% beef, wild 4%, 4% salmon flavor ), glycerol, linseed oil, lupins. With the EC permitted preservatives and dyes

What do you all think of this?

Are you giving treats bc she doesn't eat her food sometimes or as a training reward? If you stop treats, you'll find that she has a better appetite during her normal eating hrs. Plain boiled chicken breast is a great training reward, mine will do anything to get it!

Just FYI, preservatives & dyes are very bad, some preservatives like BHT & BHA are toxins known to cause cancer. Like capt_noonie mentioned, any 'meat or bone meal', 'poultry', 'animal digest', 'natural flavors', any unspecified meat can come from rendered 4D's (dead, dying, diseased or disabled animals).

[Anny Mendoza]

Mimimomo, I only give Nena and Rufus treats as training rewards and as something for in between meals. I don't like giving Nena treats when she doesn't eat, I'm scared she'll just stop eating in order for me to give her treats.
We have sweet potatoes here, we normally by them for us and will start buying them for the doggies as well. We are familiar with the sweet potatoes, I just didn't understand what you meant with "I give them over-heaping teaspoon as a treat" but capt_noonie explained it

[Anny Mendoza]

Ooow btw, Nena ate normally this morning and she's herself again
I haven't given her treats today yet and I started to write down what she ate at what time

[spiritwings1202]

My dog Daisy has had this problem and when she was a pup when she got nervous or stressed out she would start throwing up and it was sometimes yellow or white foam looking. She would not be able to keep anything down, and would stop eating and drinking. Always ending up in the hospital dehydrated. I have had her tested for everything and everything has come back neg.
The only thing that they think was wrong with Daisy is that she has an acid reflex type of thing going on and when she is nervous or stressed it acts up.

What we did was when we knew it was going to be stressful for her....company....holidays....we give her Pepcid ac bf the event. We also took her off of anything with grains in it including treats and dog food....We also only give her distilled spring water to drink. It has made a world of difference in her..

Also when she starts an episode we give her a Pepcid ac and I offer her oranic low sodium chicken broth mixed with water every 2-4 hrs round the clock just to keep fluids in her.

If she keeps that down then I boil boneless chicken breast and white rice and feed her about 4 small meals a day and then slowly bring her back to her dog food.

[mimimomo]

Originally Posted by Anny Mendoza

Mimimomo, I only give Nena and Rufus treats as training rewards and as something for in between meals. I don't like giving Nena treats when she doesn't eat, I'm scared she'll just stop eating in order for me to give her treats.
We have sweet potatoes here, we normally by them for us and will start buying them for the doggies as well. We are familiar with the sweet potatoes, I just didn't understand what you meant with "I give them over-heaping teaspoon as a treat" but capt_noonie explained it

Oh haha! Sawwie, I didn't read the other posts...just saw your post in my email...I just thought sweet potato was not familiar in the Netherlands or you guys had something similar but it's called something else, thus the pics. So glad to hear Nena ate her meal happily, hope she continues to do well.

[Anny Mendoza]

Thanks for your story spiritwings1202
I still haven't found a pattern for Nena's trowing up.
I will start with what Mimimomo and Capt_Noonie suggested and I will go from there on and try to find a pattern as well. I just have to take it one step at a time in order to figure out what's bothering her.

[MomtoJasper]

Our shepherd is on meds that give her an upset stomach and indigestion. So, the vet told us to give her Pepcid AC. Obviously she is a lot bigger than a yorkie. But you may want to ask your vet if a small dose might help your baby.

[Anny Mendoza]

Originally Posted by MomtoJasper

Our shepherd is on meds that give her an upset stomach and indigestion. So, the vet told us to give her Pepcid AC. Obviously she is a lot bigger than a yorkie. But you may want to ask your vet if a small dose might help your baby.

I will ask my vet if there is something similar here that I can use