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11-18-2012, 02:30 AM
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My little boy was a little bit sick on my bed this morning. He had already been out for his morning poo poo in the garden. Took him back up to bed for a snooze and as he was settled he started wrenching, he was only sick a little but he is 10 weeks old now and it's the first time he has been sick. Poor joey is snuggled with me on the sofa just now. He doesn't seem poorly but I hope he is going to be ok
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11-18-2012, 02:41 AM
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I'm thinking maybe I didn't give him his breakfast quick enough after he had done his business etc...his sick was a bit foamy yellow biley!!! I fed him about 10 minutes afterwards though...god I feel terrible. Xxx
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11-19-2012, 08:51 AM
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Hi there. I wouldn't worry about it too much! All babies tend to have a bout of sickness once in a while. My Boris is 6 and is still sick quite often. Well maybe once or twice a month. He generally eats a few blades of grass and it makes him sick - and it's always that horrible colour bile.
You have to be quick with these blighters though - turn your back for a second and he's re-eating it. Revolting mutt 
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11-20-2012, 05:55 PM
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11-20-2012, 08:38 PM
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I get that once in a while with both dogs also, the occasional bought of the "Squirts". I keep Pepto Bismol on hand and it seems to do the trick (however, administering it can result in pink spattered about the area!) I figure they aren't too different from us, we all get tummy upset but know better than to eat something that will make it worse.
both dogs get a cookie just before bed when we go upstairs, and one first thing in the AM right after going outside. Breakfast about 30 minutes later (after my shower). Then a treat when I get home and they go outside (5:30 ish) then dinner (7ish). Upset tummies are pretty rare.
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