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Heat Stroke?


Ravyk
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one of my dogs vomited earlier...there were no bits, just white foamy stuff...i was wondering if it might have been because of the heat/heat stroke [got to 45.7 at my place]

the wierd thing is they've been inside almost all, day and drunk plenty of water.

he seems fine now-ready to play as per usual...

should i be worried or will he be fine??

[its forecast to hit 44 tomorrow]

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Maybe he drank more than normal, and brought a bit up. That can sometimes happen. I wouldn't be worried unless he shows any other signs at this stage. Glad to hear he was kept out of the

stifling heat.

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Hi There,

When my 2 Boxers drink too much water they do this also. I usually see it when they are playing in the sprinklers, gulping down heaps of water. I freaked out the first time, but they continued like nothing happened, so not too much of an issue for them.

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Off topic a little but still about vomit ..

Ivy had been enjoying some cat poo the other day and then came inside to spew it up on the rug .. then ate it again before I had realised what she was doing.

There was a strange foul smell and I thought she had gassed. But no she was enjoying her cat poo again :cry:

Rug straight into the wash ...

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cool thanks everyone!! i was just a bit worried somehow he'd got heatstroke-i had it last summer and couldnt drink anything for 2 days without vomiting it straight back up. not fun.

he chowed down on semi defrosted chicken necks [a whole box of dog biscuits he got to when we went out] and a carrot...i think hes fine now :D

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