My dog has had gastritis in the past, and I had to take her to the vet for a severe episode a few months ago. She got into the garbage a few days ago, and it has triggered another reaction. Now that I know what it is, I fast her for 24 hours and have reintroduced a 1/3 boiled chicken and 2/3 white rice food. This is her second day eating it and she’s a lot more perky today with no vomit. She’s not needing to go the bathroom as frequently either, but I don’t know how much to give her and don’t want to give her too much or too little. How often and how much of the bland food should I give my 30lb Aussie mix?

My dog vomits frequently, specially as soon as he finishes eating. He then eats a lot of grass and then vomits repeatedly. The vomit is chunky- the food hasn't had time to digest. Our vet said it's gastritis gave him some medicine and it worked for a short time, but as soon as the medication ended he started vomiting again. This has been going on for a couple of months now.We're really worried. Any help would be highly appreciated.

Our peekaboo Sparky was diagnosed with gastritis. The vet that I saw stated that we could give him Pepcid. Sparky was doing good. But not lately he’s been getting bad and the acid in his mouth you could almost smell it . He been lately throwing up pile. been throwing up pile. He doesn’t drinks water. We bringing water to him to drink.

My 50 lb labradoodle ate 400mg of ibuprofen last night. I found out about 1 hour after ingestion, and when I called the Pet ER, the Vet suggested giving her hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting. We did. After about an hour she vomited about 3 times which was primarily food, then it was more foamy bile. She acted fine after this and slept through the night. She vomited the next morning after eating breakfast. She has vomited a couple more times today but her behavior is normal. Now, her vomitus is bloody. She is drinking okay and behavior remains pretty normal. Is there something we should do to treat her for the ibuprofen ingestion? Is gastritis the worse result we should expect from this? What should we do to treat her gastritis? I read to withhold food for 24-48 hours. Any needed medications? Can dogs take zantac or prilosec or is there a pet version? aswaugaman@hotmail.com

My dog maya got into a partial bag of the blue buffalo training treats and had some pizza crusts. She also had a pretty good zoomie session with my friends dog and is now bloated, she’s burping and farting, both of which smell terrible but otherwise acting normal, I’ve been massaging her belly to help trapped gasses move around and I gave her a Pepto tablet here about an hour ago to see if that would help at all. I spoke with a vet and she said as long as she’s not lethargic and is drinking water she should be ok, Any other advice?

My dog has been vomiting up bile and foam intermitedly. He’s had blood work done, x-rays, stool samples tested, etc. with no clear answers. I feed him 3 small meals a day, including or early in the morning, and one as late at night as possible. His vet suggested switching him to Hills’ Prescription Diet for sensitive stomachs, but it hasn’t seemed to help. I’ve cooked him plain chicken breast, sweet potato, and plain salmon. I’ve started making him white rice and chicken broth to try and settle his stomach, and for a few days it seemed to work. He seemed fine up until yesterday, when he got sick with bile and foam out of the blue, multiple times. Even if he’s had all of the usual tests, is there something else I can try?

My dog is a rat terrier mix. She has been throwing up once every night. She has normal behavior during the day. This has been going on for a couple of weeks now. She really only does it after eating. Only once she’s done it and it was all bile. I’ve done the fasting and feeding her small portions of rice, hand feeding her so she won’t eat too fast. It hasn’t really been working. I wish I could take her to the vet but I can’t afford it. I need some advice on how I can take care of her at home. I love this girl to death and hate that I don’t know how to help her.