White vomit in the mornings.
Does any of your Corgi puppy vomits in the mornings... during their waking hours (before they eat). I used to feed my dogs three times a day. But now, due to my busier schedule, I switched to a twice daily routine. With the dinner meal at 6pm.
Faye (5 mo old) vomits a "white-watery vomit" in the morning. And only at that time. It happened 3 times now. Is this normal?
Faye (5 mo old) vomits a "white-watery vomit" in the morning. And only at that time. It happened 3 times now. Is this normal?
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Permalink Reply by Sam on
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Sometimes a pups stomach stays empty just a tad too long. With the youngsters here we usually give a biscuit just before going to bed and when waking in the morning. You dont say how old your pup is or how frequently you feed. That may help me give a better answer.
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Permalink Reply by Candy on
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Hi Sam:
Faye is 5 mo old. And I feel her twice a day, last meal at 6pm.
Why do they vomit in the morning? You were leading to empty stomach as a probable cause. But is it due to the acid content and the anatomy of their stomach that causes them to regurgitate in the mornings??
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Permalink Reply by Sam Tsang on
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That doesn't seem normal to me, switched to a new food / treats lately?
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Permalink Reply by Abby on
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If they started vomiting after you switched to only twice a day, then you may want to started feeding smaler portions then start with little more each day because it may have been a big switch or you should contact your vet and ask for advice
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Truly this is not an uncommon problem. I suspect if you feed her a biscuit before bed and upon waking in the morning you will find this quickly disappears. I am not a vet nor do I play one on TV but my experience tells me that sometimes an empty tummy does cause this problem. They often grow out of it as well.
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Yes. That was my initial assumption, as Bonni did have tis experience when she was a puppy. Only difference is that her's was a bit yellow. And the vet did tell me it has to do with the anatomical features of the dog's GI, and the empty stomach. And she grew out of it. I just wanted to see if any other Corgi experiences this as well.
Thank for all the advice.
Bests,
Candy
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Permalink Reply by Brenda on
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It's not normal, personally I'd ask a vet, besides what's been mentioned it can even be a sore throat, although for that it's usually coughing up foam rather than vomiting, but if they swallow the phlegm they may then vomit it up
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Permalink Reply by Nicole on
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Our lab mix has this problem. He's two years old now, but we still have to feed him twice a day, because he can't go 24 hours between meals without throwing up stomach acid. He just has a really sensitive tummy for some reason. I would also suggest trying a snack right before bed to see if that solves the problem.
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