Why is my dog vomiting yellow bile, eating grass, and itching?

Hello, this could be due to a number of issues, including her known heartworm disease if she is symptomatic and it's making her feel unwell. A few common reasons for a young otherwise healthy dog to have a waxing and waning appetite with no other symptoms would be a low grade chronic pancreatitis, mild IBD (inflammatory bowel disease), or a food sensitivity. If you haven't done a complete bloodwork panel with your vet, I suggest starting there. Your vet can discuss a feeding trial with prescription food - I would recommend trying an easily digestible food that's easy on the stomach such as I/D or EN (there are lots of acceptable brands of prescription food, these are just a few common ones), and if that doesn't help then do a trial of a limited ingredient or hydrolyzed diet for food sensitivity. Hope this helps!

It's hard to say. Some dogs will eat grass or leaves because their stomach hurts, as it often induces vomiting. Some dogs just like to eat these things and it doesn't cause any harm. I think it is worth discussing with your vet, especially if this is happening more than just occasionally.

This could indicate a mild case of stomach irritation called gastritis. Dogs have no need for chlorophyll. If she's eating a balanced commercial diet and absorbing it Chloe should be getting all the vitamins and minerals and needs. As long as Chloe is eating, drinking and acting normally you could watch her dog now. But if she stops eating, vomits blood or coffee-ground looking material, or seems painful she should get checked out by her veterinarian

It could be either - some dogs with gastrointestinal disease will eat grass and the occasional vomiting could be a sign of nausea. It’s also possible that this is simply a preference that Otis has. I would recommend having him examined by a vet to make sure there is no concern for a gastrointestinal problem. They might recommend checking blood work as well.

Hi and thanks for posting on Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Dogs may vomit after eating grass. No one exactly knows the reason why dogs eat grass, but I would try to prevent him from eating it as best as you can. I would say if you prevent Freckles from eating grass and he still is vomiting, then I would recommend Freckles see his veterinarian for an evaluation and exam. I hope this helps!

Tiny could have biliary vomiting syndrome, which usually occurs when a dog goes too long between eating and can make them nauseous. This is usually the case when dogs vomit up bile, so not commonly undigested food and grass, as you described. You can try splitting Tiny's dinner into 2 meals, giving half at her regular dinner time and the second half right before she goes to bed to see if that helps. However, I would recommend if Tiny continues to vomit you take her in to your veterinarian for an exam. She may need x-rays to figure out why she is vomiting and medication to resolve the issue.

Sonetimes dogs get a bit of a tummy upset called gastritis. It can be caused by eating something rancid or an infection. Sometimes they simply have too much acid. Eating grass is a sign the tummy is sore. He will likely be a little unsettled but if he is not continually vomiting I would let him rest overnight then take him to the vet in the morning g if he is still poorly. Don't feed anything At the moment.