Cachorrita

Absolutely nothing different than she's always had - she gets a couple of small dog biscuits about 5pm. And she only does it on my bed - if she sleeps on the floor next to my bed she doesn't do it, if she's in her own bed upstairs overnight she doesn't do it, only on my bed. Oh, and it's only if she's on my bed during the week! If I let them up on the bed late - say 12am - she will just crash the whole night through. And she will have been in the living room for hours - not throwing up. She's also been checked out thoroughly as I'm taking them back to England soon, and she is a very healthy dog. She's 4. I think this is a psychological problem, which is why I wondered if anyone had experienced the same.

I started letting my dogs (labradors) sleep on my bed. Occasionally I would wake up to one of them heaving in the night but most of the time would get them on the floor before they threw up on the sheets and it was once in a blue moon. However, recently anytime my female lab has been on the bed she's thrown up without fail. It does not happen downstairs that I can see in their own beds, or in the garden, or when they are in their beds in the living room, but within half an hour of being on my bed now she barfs. Why is this? Is she making some sort of statement???? I love having them sleep on the bed with me, but I can't take this with her each time. They are happy dogs, lots of attention, walks, love... but why has this started happening out of the blue? She can go the whole night without doing it, unless she's on my good sheets!!!!

Hiya I just searched Iams on this site to see if other consumers were aware. I actually feed my dogs Iams, but will be stopping that from now on. Can anyone tell me if they have found any other brands which DON'T test on animals? I originally used Iams because other brands seemed to give one of my puppies a bad stomach. But now I think that he's a bit older he might be able to cope with another brand. Thanks!