Vomiting Dog 5-10 Years Bile Mucus Nonpainful Belly

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– Partial GI foreign body obstruction
– Early stage pancreatitis
– Inflammatory bowel disease

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Eric and Lorie Good says:

February 25, 2016 at 7:10 am

9 year old small mixed terrier has been vomiting along with diarrhea for three days. She’s still active and she’s not lethargic.

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