Dog refusing to eat

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bexVN

14,682 posts

212 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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What did he have stuck in his gut?! Sounds like it would've been serious if he hadn't sicked it up, from that description!!

Hopefully he'll be fine now.

kamilb1998

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2,220 posts

178 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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No idea what it was as I cleaned it up without examining it but it looked to be just over an inch long yikes He would be off to the vets this evening if he hadn't thrown it up.

Karyn

6,053 posts

169 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Cripes, no wonder he was feeling sorry for himself!

:/

Piglet

6,250 posts

256 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Rouleur said:
My Springer's got colitis ATM, this is all very odd scratchchin
Odd isn't it? Ours is still looking very sorry for herself, she's had a couple of dog biscuits and a couple of bits of cheese but turned her nose up at anything else, including being hand fed warm chicken. She hasn't eaten properly since 4pm Monday. She's a bit brighter than yesterday and doesn't appear to be in pain as she was before.

Fingers crossed for more improvement tomorrow or we'll be back to the vets I think.

Glad the OP's dog seems better, sounds very worrying.


bexVN

14,682 posts

212 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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At least she seems to be showing signs of improvement scen if it is a bit slow. Hope she's back to almost normal by tom.

Piglet

6,250 posts

256 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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Thanks Bex, the blood test for pancreatis was negative and they'll get the rest of the blood tests back tomorrow (she has an auto immune history and spent 6 months on steroids so I'm a bit concerned about the potential for liver damage).

She seems more alert today so fingers are crossed that tomorrow will show more improvement. It's so difficult when they can't tell you what's wrong.

bexVN

14,682 posts

212 months

Wednesday 26th September 2012
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I agree and I can understand your concern given her history.

My 15yr old cat has had just about every test in the last month. She has had a high thyroid reading but none of the other symptoms you'd normally associate with the condition and still losing weight. More blood tests on Friday frown

kamilb1998

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2,220 posts

178 months

Saturday 3rd November 2012
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He seems to have done it again frown. Refusing to eat and eating lots of grass to, presumably, make himself sick.

Worst of all, mum's refusing to run him to the vets again rolleyes

Slink

2,947 posts

173 months

Saturday 3rd November 2012
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tell your mum shes not going to the doctors when she is next ill if she wont take the dog there when its ill.

its just the same really. if somethings ill you take it somewere to get it looked at.

kamilb1998

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2,220 posts

178 months

Sunday 4th November 2012
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Slink said:
tell your mum shes not going to the doctors when she is next ill if she wont take the dog there when its ill.
hehe

He's ok now, was getting worried as they were the same symptoms as last time when he swallowed something.