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Vomiting, Diarrhea in Cocker-spaniel

Sent to Dog Experts October 12 07:38 PM

I have a two-year old cocker spaniel who has been sick off and on for the past week. She has mucus-filled, liquidy stools and periodically vomits a bright yellow foamy substance. She still is eating and drinking normally and has energy. However, I am concerned. I have given her peptobismol and have made sure that she eats no table scraps--just her Nutro dog food with some turkey each night. Should I start her on a 12 to 24 hour fast or should I bring her to the vet immediately?

 

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October 12 7:41 PM (2 minutes and 35 seconds later)
         

what did your girl eat just before she got sick?

Has she been near any strange dogs?

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