My 5-week-old puppy ate too much and is lethargic. Is he okay?

You can monitor him at home for the next 2-3 hours as long as he is not extremely bloated. Eating too much kibbles is more dangerous that eating wet food but I assume that at his age he ate some wet food only ? Some dogs are very thirsty after eating too much food but please do not offer him a lot of water as this may cause further stomach distension. So, your puppy may be sleepy and lethargic for a the next couple of hours then he should get better. However, if he looks in pain and the abdomen is hard and very bloated you should contact your local vets to get help.

First of all, Peewee is beyond adorable! Overeating can certainly lead to one episode of vomiting followed by a good nap. If Peewee wakes up from his nap and is acting normally without further vomiting, there is likely no need for concern. However, if he seems uncomfortable, vomits more, or is lethargic, he may need to be evaluated by his vet. Odds are that he will be just fine after a big dinner! :-)

Poor puppy!! It sounds like Charlie has a severe upset belly. People food is very bad for dogs. It can cause vomiting, diarrhea and even an inflamed pancreas. I would recommend taking him to a vet due to his young age. He might need medications to calm his belly and make him feel better. Also I would really try to limit his food intact to dog food and two meals a day. Young dogs do not always realize they are eating until they are sick.

I would offer her the normal amount of food in tiny amounts over the next day or two. As in divide her daily ration into six feedings. Allow her plenty of water, and you can even add water to the food. If it is food bloat, she should feel better tomorrow. If she isn’t interested in food tonight or she tries retching or vomiting, she needs to see a vet ASAP.

It may be that Teddy just ate too much. Keep a close eye on it, and if he starts trying to throw up but can't, has excessive drooling, starts pacing, or is anxious, have him seen by a vet immediately.

It could be Bon Bon's belly is just bigger from the larger than usual meal. As long as she isn't restless, anxious, trying to vomiting but can't, and excessively drooling, she should be fine. If you see any of those signs I just mentioned, take her into a vet immediately. I hope this helps.

No, it isn't normal that Albus is not moving much at all. While a puppy can eat too much and throw up, it's concerning that she won't move and is very tired. Given his young age, it would be best that she is seen by a vet now.