my dog keeps throwing up.

A problem I have had and the previous owner had. He does fine on a dog food about 10 days, After that he can’t hold it down. Sometimes it comes up undigested and sometimes it is partially digested. It doesn’t seem to matter what food we put him on, once he starts doing that he won’t stop until we change the food.

My 11 year old JRT/Chihuahua mix threw up whole undigested kibble. He usually chews his food but there were pieces not chewed. Could that be the reason? He is fine otherwise. He has had issues in the past so I know when he is like really sick. He is eating chicken and keeping it down. But I wanna know if I am correct in being a paranoid pet parent right now? If it continues I know to call my vet and get him in.

My dog vomits about 2-3 times a week about 3-10 mins after eating. She eats her food at a moderate pace. I have tried about 3 different types of kibble and that has not seemed to help. She still has a lot of energy even after she throws up and does not appear to have any physical discomfort. I have already taken her to the vet and they have taken x-rays to check for any type of esophageal abnormalities. There were no abnormalities. Would it be better to switch to a wet dog food to help with digestion?

This happened Yesterday at 11am i was waking up to feed my 2 dogs "Churros the one in danger"" Babies" so i feed them and like 2 hours later my Small dog Churro was throwing up all of his food. I don't know why but now its been getting more worse. Do I take him to a vet? or... My mom told me to give him milk, but i don't think that would work he is getting very skinny to the point he can barely walk or lick.. He wont open his mouth either he has like "White see threw Saliva Stuck in his mouth.

My one yr old Frenchie has had her share of issues from allergies to occasionally throw up Bouts she is on a freeze dried kibble diet for all day access and Raw beef store bought medallions mixed with bovine colostrum & omega 3 in the evening 5pm 9 hours later she was throwing up slim bile 5 times .what could be wrong with my girl ?

I have an 8 to 9 year old black lab pit bull mix. He showed up at my back door about 5 years ago. He used to be able to eat anything but the last year or so if I give him too big a piece of hot dog or a partial slice of bologna within a minute or two he will throw up. If I chew the hot dog or bologna up for him there's no problem. Now if I give him a bite of a hamburger, even if I chewed it up he will throw that up. I asked the VET at one time about it and he said it was intestinal worms but he was treated for that. I know he tends to eat his food fast and whole. I've tried to get him to chew even going so far as to try to show him how to chew. Some stuff he will chew other stuff just swallows it. Any ideas on the vomiting or the getting him to chew? :)

I have a 14.5 years Bullmastiff/ Boxer mix named Goliath. Buckle up because this is a lot and I'm looking for help and suggestions before I have to make a hard decision. In February Goliath starting vomiting up meals about 4-5 times a week, I thought we were overfeeding him/ eating too fast, so we trimmed his portions and thought it seemed to be working. Also, Goliath would have excessive clear drool after eating and at random times, not always followed by vomiting. So some time passed and the vomiting started again. It wasn't until April where he started vomiting just about every meal and the weight loss was beginning. I took him to vet where they examined him and took 5 xrays- chest and abdomen. The vet said he didn't see any mass or obstructuion and thought maybe the season change has affected his stomach and made it "sour". He gave him a steroid shot and prescribed -Cimetidine and flagyl, also with Goliaths other medications that he's been taking for years- Gabapentin and tramadol. I took goliath home and medicated him. I laid with him for about two hours rubbing him because it seemed to help him control the hacking and vomiting, as if it were helping to push the food down by the touch sensation. Anyways, we both fell asleep and when I awoke he had vomited up everything. Through out the whole night vomiting and hacking took place, so much that I ended up taking him to the emergency vet. I took the CD of the x-rays taken at the other vet. This vet examined him, took vitals, and reviewed the x-ray....so this vet said they saw some type of mass and that he may have some type of obstruction that would need further testing with ultrasound. SOOOO they gave him fluids and serenia, also faxing their findings to the previous vet office. I took goliath home and then received a call from the vet once they opened and saw the fax, they called me in for an ultrasound. the exam was done and the vet even called me in to talk me through the ultrasound. he said he doesn't believe there's an obstruction because he can still see gas and stool throughout the intestines. he said we could be dealing with a pyloric sphincter issue or some type of mast cell cancer or cancer with the lining of stomach. he then prescribed sucralfate and gave him a shot of Benadryl. at this point Goliath was bad off, considering the 4 different car rides in and out and the lack of hydration/ nutrition. so we called a surgical vet and took him in to get blood work and an ultrasound. Suprisingly his labs were normal and even his kidney function, which was one of my suspicions as well. at the end of this the "probable" diagnosis is that his stomach just isn't working like its supposed it and that we could start him on reglan 10 mg twice a day-to promote gastric motility and a bland diet of grilled chicken and broth/rice. wouldn't even believe it, this dog we were planning on putting down and pretty much seemed to have no chance left, he turned around in about a day and a half. he stopped vomiting, he perked back up and it was like he was a puppy again. so this worked for about 2 wks and the vomiting returned. vet advised me to increase the reglan dose to 20 mg/ twice a day. this worked for about a wk and vomiting returned. vet then said let try cisapride. started it May 15th and still vomiting so we added Benadryl and Pepcid per vet, which seemed to help some. he has had good days and bad days but not gaining any weight. Goliath is still peeing and pooping, and shockingly all formed stool, no diarrhea, he still has the urge the eat as well. NOW, let me inform you on his back story from 2017. May 2017- we pretty much thought he was going to die then. his belly was super distended and he was lethargic/ not wanting to eat much. took him to vet and got an XR, they said they believed he had an hemangiosarcoma on his spleen and that he could die in a couple of days or a month. they recommended putting him to sleep that day or sometime soon. well we weren't ready and we took him home. I figured well if hes going to die lets try everything. I researched this cancer and found a study on dogs who received turkey tail mushroom treatment. I started him on this and in about a week he started to heal. the swelling decreased and he was able to walk again. he pretty much returned to normal, if not better. so for two years Goliath received 4 turkey tail tablets/twice a day, 300 mg gabapentin/twice a day, 5 glucosamine(3 in AM and 2 at PM), and PRN 50mg tramadol. Goliath thrived from Mid June2017- Feb2019. I'm at a loss, I mean I understand he won't live forever but I feel as if I don't have a clear answer from his current situation and thinking what if there is something we didn't try- like pancreas? and considering that he still wants to eat and is still able to make stool. any answers or suggestions. Goliath is very resilient. oh yeah and Goliath also had heartworms in 2014 where he received that expensive treatment and was cured. well I think that pretty much covers everything.

my dog eats poop, leaves, grass anything he can find and usually later throws it up. This morning he threw it up with his food in full pieces and a piece of his hair. is there anything that we can give him for his digestive system? What should we do? He's a outside dog and we try as much as we can to prevent him from eating those things but its to hard. What can we do other than bring him in? thx-Ruby