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Stellagirl
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posted 10-11-2003 08:18 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Stellagirl     Edit/Delete Message
Hi everyone. Lately my 11 month old cocker, stella, has been gagging up what looks to be yellow mucus, or as when we humans throw up on an empty stomach, acid. She'll be running around playing, having a grand ole time, than all of a sudden, she sits up, looks at me and starts HEAVING big time. As if she's TRYING to get something out of her tummy. After heaving (gaging)for about a min, yellow mucus comes up. Now she's all up to date with shots, and vet says as of three days ago, she's healthy. She's showing no signs of being ill. Trust you me. She has more energy than an entire football team

It's always hours after she eats. So I try giving her sancks, in case it is reflux, (like myself, I know)but she still does it. It's been going on now three weeks. Maybe once a week. The vet was NOT helpful. She said it could be anything and that she would need all these expensive human like tests. (I'm getting pet insurance) but said very little. Young girl, probably fresh out of school, so changing vets. I've heard other's say their dogs have done this in the past. Has anyone ever found out what it was, or what it could be?

Much thanks for your input.

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Anela
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posted 10-11-2003 09:06 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Anela     Edit/Delete Message
Has she been eating grass? My Rotties did that a few times but I can't for the life of me remember if our vet said what it was! They were never seriously sick though (as far as being on meds). I would at least call another vet if your not comfortable with what yours said. Anela

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posted 10-11-2003 11:12 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Stellagirl     Edit/Delete Message
Thank you. No, I don't think it's grass. She's not out to roam if you no what I mean. I take her for long walks/drives, out to potty than in, so no, I don't think it's grass. Hmmm, I wonder if it's not anxiety that gets her that way. Like I said above, she gets so EXCITED all the time. I don't think she's sick, at least not on the surface. It's driving me NUTS.

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Anela
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posted 10-12-2003 07:56 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Anela     Edit/Delete Message
I asked my husband about it last night to see if he remembered what if anything that our vet did for our Rotts when they did that. He doesnt' think anything was done and that it was just things they would get a hold of when we weren't looking. I don't want you to think the same thing though. Just to be safe I would take her in or call another vet and ask Let us know what is said and if she is ok? Anela

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puttin510
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posted 10-15-2003 12:14 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for puttin510     Edit/Delete Message
My poodle will thro up bile-ish stuff many hours later after eating grass, many times there is no grass in it. Also she could be eating something in her diet that is bothering her. Check out her food, find out what ingrediants are in it. If she continues it might be wise to start her on California natural, Natural balance or any other kibble that has only one protein and one carb. Do some research on dog diets.

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