Question by tentoes: Help – my dog’s been throwing up!?
Okay, so I know that the first response that everyone is going to say is to take him to the vet – I know this. Please allow me to set up the scenario and ask if anyone has any “home remedies”.

This past weekend I was playing in a softball tourney and took our BT with us. It was about 85 degrees. He was in the shade most of the day and had plenty of water. Being that he was outside he was on “alert” instead of resting and relaxing as if he was at home.

Saturday night he vomited bile once.
Monday early morning (3:30am) he vomited bile once.
He then vomited later Monday morning (his food) and again later Monday afternoon (again, his food).
This morning (3:30am) he vomited bile, and vomited bile again at 6:00am.

Other than the throwing up, he’s acting/behaving normal, not eating on schedule – but is eating his normal amount of food. Also, he does not have fleas.

Can anyone recommend any home remedies?
While out, he did not run around as we knew that it was too hot for him to do so.

We’ve been trying to keep him cool and relaxed these past couple of days to help him re-coop from the weekend.
To our knowledge, he is not diabetic. He does have his meals 2x a day (morning & night), and he normally has a couple of treats during the day.

However – after the long hot weekend, he’s not eating on schedule, but he is eating his normal amount of food throughout the course of the day. We are being a little more lax with the feeding time due to the long hot weekend.

Best answer:

Answer by Janes G
Like humans, dogs too get diabetes. When a dog has diabetes, the best way to keep it in control is by giving it diabetic dog food, which is low in sugar and carbohydrates. Apart from controlling the amount of sugar in a diabetic dog’s food, the amount of food and the frequency in which they are fed also needs to be monitored. The general recommendation is that your diabetic dog should be fed smaller meals twice or thrice a day instead of a single large meal. This is because blood sugar levels can be stabilized by smaller meals, whereas a single large meal results in a high insulin spike, and then for it to drop down in 12 hours. When blood sugar plummets too low, it results in hypoglycemia, which is a series condition.http://dogfoodguide.blogspot.com/2008/06/diabetic-dog-food.html

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