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My dog has eaten her sick
Gave my dog her normal dinner ,and she brought it back up. She doesn't normally do this. She sat and guarded it for a bit which is why I couldn't clean it up.
She then ate it. Gross I know. Is she likely to bring it back up again? She appears her normal cheerful self. Is it just a dicky tummy? |
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That is nothing to worry about, I feed my dogs raw and one of them often brings it back up and then eats it.
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Gave my dog her normal dinner ,and she brought it back up. She doesn't normally do this. She sat and guarded it for a bit which is why I couldn't clean it up.
She then ate it. Gross I know. Is she likely to bring it back up again? She appears her normal cheerful self. Is it just a dicky tummy? |
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Wait til she starts eating her poo.
(You need to get her out of the guarding thing though) |
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A Labrador (Tramp) we had would eat his own vomit.
One particularly memorable occasion, was during a family BBQ, when a jacket potato, left for cooling dropped on the floor. Tramp, pounced on it, snarfed it in a second (it was still hot) and ran down the garden in triumph. A couple of minutes later, he is in the middle of the garden, bringing up a nearly whole potato. Which he promptly re-eats. Presumably, it had chilled on the way down and back up ![]() Although a pedigree, with an impressive lineage (on paper) he was the last of the litter to be homed, quite late. I know why, he was disgusting. Cute, lovable, loyal; the best dog any family could want, but totally disgusting. If we took him for field/woodland walks he would find poo, any poo, cow, fox, another dog, and roll around in it, then lick himself to eat it. OP: I wouldn't worry too much, unless you see a change in her character. |
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Don't worry dogs and cats do that and sometimes each other's !
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Cats are far too fastidious to do that, in my 60 odd years I've yet to see a cat do that; dirty dogs are known for it. I once had a pedigree Doberman that ate the contents of a baby's nappy.
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Actually I've seen my cats do it too. At least they didn't eat their poop though.
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Gave my dog her normal dinner ,and she brought it back up. She doesn't normally do this. She sat and guarded it for a bit which is why I couldn't clean it up.
She then ate it. Gross I know. Is she likely to bring it back up again? She appears her normal cheerful self. Is it just a dicky tummy? The only bit that's an issue in your case is her guarding stuff - snap her out of that if I were you. |
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Actually I've seen my cats do it too. At least they didn't eat their poop though.
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One of our cats did, always ate the smallest cats poop I think she thought she was mum and was looking after the little one. Many animals do it we find it unacceptable but it's just nature at work.
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