Throwing Up...

[nrichards8]

Thank all of you for posting your replies. I am a little relieved yet still a little concerned about this foamy white vomiting.I do believe it may have something to do with the trachea and i am going to ask my vet about it as soon as possible.
I know there are harmful chemicals in some cleaners and i am very careful about that too.
reading all your posts i am thinking that Andy has a combination of a nervous tummy and also the Tracheal collapse starting, i have read that it usually manifests aroung age 5 and this is when i first started seeing symptoms like my Annie had.
I am unfamiliar with the Camby thing someone posted but i am going to look it up and see what it says.
Again, thank you all so much!

[StewiesMom]

Originally Posted by fasteddie

Do you think it's possible to train a Yorkie to throw up in a certain area as well? Yoda puked all over our bed this morning, we'd much prefer him to throw up on the vinyl flooring in the kitchen.

Ok, I hope this is a joke about training him to puke somewhere. I'm sure he gets scared and doesn't know whats happening and can't move. Stewie pukes probably once a week and he gets frightened, plants his paws, convulses and then pukes up yellow bile. Last time he puked it was chunky yellow 'cause he musta gotten a hold of a french fry that I dropped...

[Samc]

Every so often, Bailey throws up a little yellow bile and then that seems to be it. I think sometimes they get hungry and as soon as he eats something he seems to fine. I used to worry, but since it is does not happen regularly, I kinda let it slide. If he were a little guy I would be concerned, but he is a whopping 10 pounder and not an ounce of fat on him, he seems less susceptible to dehydration.

Best wishes to all from:
Samc and Bailey