Why is My Dog Vomiting Bile?Why is my dog vomiting bile? Firstly we are not vet's so always get trained advice if you are worried...however it is relatively common for dogs to throw up yellow bile, it can also appear as brown or even a frothy liquid - a dog vomiting bile will normally either do it straight before a meal or as soon as they wake up in the morning. Dogs often get an accumulation of stomach acid and bile which will cause irritation to their stomach lining and inflammation. Dog's often start throwing up bile when they have an empty stomach and not when they are full. Your dog may vomit directly after a meal too - this occurs because the gastric fluids and bile have mixed in the stomach and caused some irritation. Your dog will then vomit after eating simply because all the food is just too much for your dog's stomach to take and yes you guessed it - up it comes! Because of your dog vomiting bile ulcers may also be formed due to the severe irritation of the stomach lining. How to stop your dog throwing up bile... Don't feed your dog really large meals - it's better to feed your pooch on a more frequent basis such as three smaller meals - this is better for your dog's stomach as it helps to prevent a build up of bile and gastric juices. If you have two dogs or even more - feed them separately as it causes your dog more stress if they have to protect their food - which will make them more stressed, eat faster and increase the risk of vomiting bile. If your dog has drunk too much water this can increase the risk of him throwing up bile especially if they haven't had the opportunity to sweat the moisture from their body. Don't walk your dog or let him run around straight after a meal - leave it for a couple of hours before they have exercise as this can also increase the likelihood of your dog throwing up. Dry food is also not the best dog food if your pooch is particularly susceptible to a build up of bile. If you are going to feed your dog kibble pour some hot water over it and leave it for 15 minutes so that the kibble soaks up the water. If you don't want to feed your dog kibble stick to wet dog food. The problem with dry food and kibble is that when it is fed without the addition of water it will soak up water when it is in your dog's stomach which will cause it to expand and may lead to your dog vomiting bile. Your vet may prescribe some Tagamet, Pepcid, Zantacas they help to control the amount of bile that your dog produces - which will then lower the risk of your dog throwing up. Read the reviews below from satisfied customers who have discovered a brand new natural cure to stop their dog vomiting bile...Wonderful Product/Natural Healer"Our twelve year old Sheltie [Jenna Marie] got really sick, vomiting and could not even hold down an ice chip. We took her to our local pet emergency room for treatment,she also had a complete evaluation, plus lab work and an X-rays. Because she was so sick the Vet wanted to keep her on IV all night because she was so dehydrated....she has been a changed little dog since starting the Milk Thistle NHV and is doing wonderful thank you Pet WellBeing for making such a great product. Jenna likes the taste and takes her Milk Thistle NHV with out any problems." Jasmin from New Smyrna Beach Florida - 10.08.11 Absolutely Amazing! If it hadn't been for those milk thistle drops, I'm convinced my little dog wouldn't have made it. He spent days on IV in the hospital, was seen by countless specialists who ran a whole bunch of tests and no one could figure out what was making him so ill. He wouldn't eat, wouldn't drink, was losing weight at an alarming rate and was just listless. So I went online and purchased this product and the day I received it I gave him 4 drops and one hour later he started taking an interest in his food. I was just baffled. Now, about a month later, he's doing as great as can be and everybody who saw him while he was sick and see how he is now just can't believe it's the same dog. Truly an amazing product! Montreal QC - 09.09.11
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