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Farting Dog - Illness
Hi,
We have a dog, primarily terrier mix, who for 3-4 days had a bad case of gas. The other night it developed to the point you could actually hear his guts rumbling and his stomach gurgling. He had diarrhea with mucus, and then just mucus last night. Earlier today he was lethargic, though now, as evening closes, he seems a bit more perky. He has not eaten anything today, except some grass he threw up. He has had a few slurps of water. He seems better than earlier, with a few bursts of energy. What does this sound like? Food poisoning? Anything I should be aware of? How soon should he go to the vet? First time he has ever been sick. The other dog - a 6 month old - is doing fine. Thanks. |
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Sami wrote:
Hi, We have a dog, primarily terrier mix, who for 3-4 days had a bad case of gas. The other night it developed to the point you could actually hear his guts rumbling and his stomach gurgling. He had diarrhea with mucus, and then just mucus last night. Earlier today he was lethargic, though now, as evening closes, he seems a bit more perky. He has not eaten anything today, except some grass he threw up. He has had a few slurps of water. He seems better than earlier, with a few bursts of energy. What does this sound like? Food poisoning? Anything I should be aware of? How soon should he go to the vet? First time he has ever been sick. The other dog - a 6 month old - is doing fine. I don't know what it is, but if it were my dog, I'd get him in to see a vet tomorrow, and bring a stool (or mucus) sample with you. Hope he recovers. FurPaw -- Brain cells come and brain cells go, but fat cells live forever. To reply, unleash the dog. |
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Sami wrote:
Hi, We have a dog, primarily terrier mix, who for 3-4 days had a bad case of gas. The other night it developed to the point you could actually hear his guts rumbling and his stomach gurgling. He had diarrhea with mucus, and then just mucus last night. Earlier today he was lethargic, though now, as evening closes, he seems a bit more perky. He has not eaten anything today, except some grass he threw up. He has had a few slurps of water. He seems better than earlier, with a few bursts of energy. What does this sound like? Food poisoning? Anything I should be aware of? How soon should he go to the vet? First time he has ever been sick. The other dog - a 6 month old - is doing fine. I don't know what it is, but if it were my dog, I'd get him in to see a vet tomorrow, and bring a stool (or mucus) sample with you. Hope he recovers. FurPaw -- Brain cells come and brain cells go, but fat cells live forever. To reply, unleash the dog. |
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Sami wrote:
Hi, We have a dog, primarily terrier mix, who for 3-4 days had a bad case of gas. The other night it developed to the point you could actually hear his guts rumbling and his stomach gurgling. He had diarrhea with mucus, and then just mucus last night. Earlier today he was lethargic, though now, as evening closes, he seems a bit more perky. He has not eaten anything today, except some grass he threw up. He has had a few slurps of water. He seems better than earlier, with a few bursts of energy. What does this sound like? Food poisoning? Anything I should be aware of? How soon should he go to the vet? First time he has ever been sick. The other dog - a 6 month old - is doing fine. I don't know what it is, but if it were my dog, I'd get him in to see a vet tomorrow, and bring a stool (or mucus) sample with you. Hope he recovers. FurPaw -- Brain cells come and brain cells go, but fat cells live forever. To reply, unleash the dog. |
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Sami wrote:
Hi, We have a dog, primarily terrier mix, who for 3-4 days had a bad case of gas. The other night it developed to the point you could actually hear his guts rumbling and his stomach gurgling. He had diarrhea with mucus, and then just mucus last night. Earlier today he was lethargic, though now, as evening closes, he seems a bit more perky. He has not eaten anything today, except some grass he threw up. He has had a few slurps of water. He seems better than earlier, with a few bursts of energy. What does this sound like? Food poisoning? Anything I should be aware of? How soon should he go to the vet? First time he has ever been sick. The other dog - a 6 month old - is doing fine. I don't know what it is, but if it were my dog, I'd get him in to see a vet tomorrow, and bring a stool (or mucus) sample with you. Hope he recovers. FurPaw -- Brain cells come and brain cells go, but fat cells live forever. To reply, unleash the dog. |
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On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 19:24:08 -0800, Sami wrote:
Hi, We have a dog, primarily terrier mix, who for 3-4 days had a bad case of gas. The other night it developed to the point you could actually hear his guts rumbling and his stomach gurgling. He had diarrhea with mucus, and then just mucus last night. Earlier today he was lethargic, though now, as evening closes, he seems a bit more perky. He has not eaten anything today, except some grass he threw up. He has had a few slurps of water. He seems better than earlier, with a few bursts of energy. What does this sound like? Food poisoning? Anything I should be aware of? How soon should he go to the vet? First time he has ever been sick. The other dog - a 6 month old - is doing fine. Thanks. I think you should get this dog to the vet immediately. He might have something blocking or severely irritating his digestive tract. Charlie |
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On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 19:24:08 -0800, Sami wrote:
Hi, We have a dog, primarily terrier mix, who for 3-4 days had a bad case of gas. The other night it developed to the point you could actually hear his guts rumbling and his stomach gurgling. He had diarrhea with mucus, and then just mucus last night. Earlier today he was lethargic, though now, as evening closes, he seems a bit more perky. He has not eaten anything today, except some grass he threw up. He has had a few slurps of water. He seems better than earlier, with a few bursts of energy. What does this sound like? Food poisoning? Anything I should be aware of? How soon should he go to the vet? First time he has ever been sick. The other dog - a 6 month old - is doing fine. Thanks. I think you should get this dog to the vet immediately. He might have something blocking or severely irritating his digestive tract. Charlie |
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On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 19:24:08 -0800, Sami wrote:
Hi, We have a dog, primarily terrier mix, who for 3-4 days had a bad case of gas. The other night it developed to the point you could actually hear his guts rumbling and his stomach gurgling. He had diarrhea with mucus, and then just mucus last night. Earlier today he was lethargic, though now, as evening closes, he seems a bit more perky. He has not eaten anything today, except some grass he threw up. He has had a few slurps of water. He seems better than earlier, with a few bursts of energy. What does this sound like? Food poisoning? Anything I should be aware of? How soon should he go to the vet? First time he has ever been sick. The other dog - a 6 month old - is doing fine. Thanks. I think you should get this dog to the vet immediately. He might have something blocking or severely irritating his digestive tract. Charlie |
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On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 19:24:08 -0800, Sami wrote:
Hi, We have a dog, primarily terrier mix, who for 3-4 days had a bad case of gas. The other night it developed to the point you could actually hear his guts rumbling and his stomach gurgling. He had diarrhea with mucus, and then just mucus last night. Earlier today he was lethargic, though now, as evening closes, he seems a bit more perky. He has not eaten anything today, except some grass he threw up. He has had a few slurps of water. He seems better than earlier, with a few bursts of energy. What does this sound like? Food poisoning? Anything I should be aware of? How soon should he go to the vet? First time he has ever been sick. The other dog - a 6 month old - is doing fine. Thanks. I think you should get this dog to the vet immediately. He might have something blocking or severely irritating his digestive tract. Charlie |
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Sami wrote in message ... Hi, We have a dog, primarily terrier mix, who for 3-4 days had a bad case of gas. The other night it developed to the point you could actually hear his guts rumbling and his stomach gurgling. He had diarrhea with mucus, and then just mucus last night. Earlier today he was lethargic, though now, as evening closes, he seems a bit more perky. He has not eaten anything today, except some grass he threw up. He has had a few slurps of water. He seems better than earlier, with a few bursts of energy. What does this sound like? Food poisoning? Anything I should be aware of? How soon should he go to the vet? First time he has ever been sick. The other dog - a 6 month old - is doing fine. Sounds like a dog with a typical stomach ailment - if he were mine, I would take him to the vet. I give my dogs immodium for the runs, although there is some contraversy about that. |
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