mylotters, I wamt you to meet Kimbo :)

I would have to agree with Giftsandbagscom. Dogs do pick up things from the floor or from outside. They eat everything and anything that is not nailed down. And some dog bones, the ones they play with may be made with some kind of material that does not agree with the dog. Also, about dogs eating anything, he could have eaten something that he cannot digest or something that has gotten stuck in his intestine. If that is the case, then he would need to see a vet. I hope everything works out for you and you new KIMBO.

I am not having pet dogs in our house. You are a nurse and am sure you must be 80% proficient in identifying the problem. I am giving a link which may be of help to you: please see: http://www.professorshouse.com/Pets/Dogs/Health/Articles/Dog-Vomiting/ http://www.dog-first-aid-101.com/dog-first-aid-for-vomiting.html

yeah, maybe your dog something he's not supposed to eat. I'm not a vet. but I love animals especially dogs and I always watch animal planet. I watched this one show with the title "my dog ate what?". The dogs that are featured there ate things like tennis balls, rat poison, hair balls, etc and the vet. said that when a foreign object is present inside a dogs stomach, it usually causes nausea and vomiting.

oh nurse clare I had a dog once with these symptoms and tried home redmidies but he was almost dying so got a veteranarian to look at him and he had distemper so kept him free of charge just long enough to get him well. do find a way to get him to a vet pleasse, we are not doctors and he needs help now.let us know what happens god bless and good luck. hugs from hatley

For me drink it a herbal medicine so that things would be better any kind we had the experience in it to our cat.

I'm not sure if this response is too late. Though i'm not a vet, i have been taking care of dogs since i was a kid and i am a member of one reputable pet forum that condemns puppy mill and such. I'm a bit disappointed actually that you cannot send him to a vet. The symptom is quite vague and if you haven't had him vaccinated for parvo, it's most likely the cause of his vomiting. You can try giving him sugar if that would still help but most likely if it's parvo then he will really die. And if indeed it is parvo, then the rest of the dog will be infected as well. However, as i've said, the symptoms are too vague and it could just be a stomach upset or other kind of sickness.

Your dog is very sick. You must bring him to a vet for that injection he needs. If you cannot afford this at all, you might want to try to do a herbal treatment. There is no guarantee on this for dogs, though. This is 100 percent effective on humans and I have managed to save some lives by administering this. Take a good amount of guava branches. The ones which are mature and thus have brown bark already. Cut this into pieces so that each piece will fit into a stainless steel kettle that you have at hand. Boil this in some minutes until the water turns into dark brown. Allow the concoction to cool and then make your dog drink a glassful of it three times a day. You may use a large size dropper for this purpose or a syringe minus the needle. This guava concoction is 100 percent to cure any stomach related ailments like amoebiases, gastroentritis, cholera and many more that you can think of.