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My 2 & a half year old Cairn -Ralph , eats grass & vomits every day , he has been doing this for the last month ,he is well otherwise , apart from itchy skin -- the dreaded allergies -- should I be worried about this constant grass eating & vomiting :laugh:

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What does the vet say?

I haven't been to the vet as we have started him on the barf diet ,for his allergies ,he started this vomiting about the same time ,I posted about vomiting then & was told it can be normal for a few weeks ,but he's had no improvement ,so now I'm trying the Purina sensitive skin & stomach food ,he's only been on that about a week , what I want to know is , do dogs normally eat grass & vomit ? & do I need to take him to the vet ?

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What exaclty where you feeding him? Could have been that it was to fatty.

Years ago, before I knew how crappy they were, I uused to feed pigs ears and my pug boy would always vomit up bile afterwards. I finally worked out that it was the pigs ears and they are full of fat which was making him sick. These days I feed a total BARf diet with no problems.

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In addition to all the above, how much bone is he getting? Is there ever any bone in his vomit (I guess you would have said so). Quite often a dog new to BARF doesn't have the right digestive components to digest all the bone they get so they vomit it back up. If he's getting pre-made patties or minced chicken with bone included you probably won't see any bone and it's unlikely this would cause vomiting, but not impossible.

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take him to the vet for blood tests

pancreatitis for one

I've also heard of a dog having a part blockage which caused vomiting, I would have thought that there would have had to be other symptoms though but apparently there weren't :laugh:

I've just had the same problem with my golden retreiver so I got blood tests and insisted the vet did a thorough ultrasound on her. Lucky everything is fine on that side, I've come to the conclusion that Tilly has developed a severe food sensitiviity but it was good to make sure there weren't any underlying health issues.

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my boy Chester went through the same thing, vomiting up undigested food every single morning. Turned out he had a blocked bowel. He was lucky, could have been a lot more serious requiring surgery. As it was, a good cleanout, an enema and a few laxatives sorted him out (he walked funny for a few days though!).

Get him to the vet asap. If it is a twisted bowel then it needs to be addressed pronto.

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A dog vomiting every day is not normal.

When does he vomit?

Mornings?

On an empty stomach?

Straight after a meal?

No particular time?

How many meals a day is he on?

he vomits of a morning , on an empty stomach , he won't eat breakfast ,hasn't since he was about 4 months old even though I leave food out for him ,

he eats dinner at night he's currently on purina sensitive skin & stomach & he does not throw up after that it's only morning when he will eat grass & throw up the grass & froth -- just a small amount but it's almost every day

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ahh.. he may well be reacting to acid irritating his empty stomach...

Will he eat a snack just at bedtime ?

My Kieran used to do this when young.. every morning, he would wake up, and throw up :)

I started giving him a bedtime snack..and this helped.

Whatever you are feeding may get digested too quickly- leaving his stomach empty..

not sure.

will he eat chicken?or lean lamb?

A piece of meat at bedtime may give his tummy something to work on during the night, and sop up the acid...after all. that's what it's there for :thumbsup:

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