Posted by Annie Liou on October 29, 1998 at 01:42:47:
In Reply to: Re: Throwing up posted by Dianne on August 08, 1998 at 06:55:15:
> > > > My peke is 13.5 years. she has trouble keeping her food down. I have given her flagyl for he colitus and zantac for her upset stomache but it does not seem to help. she also takes vasotec,rymadyl,winstrol and flurosemide.
> > > > does anyone else have this problem?
> > > > Reg Dixon
> > > > My 4 year old peke has the same thing. It is never an unusual thing to come home to those little piles on the floor! I think all pekes have a tendency to not chew, but gobble food. I think this is sometimes hard for their stomachs to digest. Does the peke seem sick in conjunction with the vomiting or is it just expelling food in too big of pieces to digest?
> > I also have a 4.5 yr old male; he spent the weekend at the animal hospital and is now at the vet. We're hoping an internist can see him today. He's got trouble keeping anything down, but for the past few days was totally responsive- until he threw up again this morning - baby food that the vet prescribed, in conjunction w/tagamin for his belly. Do you know of any troubles inherent to Pekes that has to do w/the liver?
> > B.Morgan
> I have a male peke who throws up and I have had him to the vet who recommended he take tagament.
> Didn't see any improvement. Throwing up did't seem to affect his health, just my sanity. I find
> that he throws up more often when he has been playing or running and then tries to drink or eat.
> Usually just normal eating doesn't doesnt do it, but I am glad to hear that gobbling food and treats
> is not unusual.
I have an5 months Peke and once she threw up fome and I am wondering
what could she have eaten that had her vomit
t could have made her throw