She ate mice / myLot

Philippines

February 4, 2013 9:13am CST

Just this second my dog vomit everything she ate this evening. I am really worried because I remembered earlier, it was this afternoon when our cat went inside our house bringing a mice. I think that mice is already dead and I know that our cat doesn't eat mice, he only loves to play with them and would left it anywhere. I was very busy on facebook when I found out that my dog was not at my side and I tried to look for her and found her under the stairs eating something. I was very mad at her because I am suspecting that she ate the mice! grrr! We observed her nothings change on her until dinner came. She ate a lot and keeps on playing then now, it is 11 pm here and she woke up and vomits twice. Maybe because of what she ate, I don't know what to do. The vet clinic is now closed and her doctor is asleep what should I do with this? :(

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3 responses

urbandekay

@urbandekay (18278)

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4 Feb 13

Don't worry, dogs vomiting is common, if my dogs find some mice they will quickly swallow them all whole, then find a place to vomit them up and eat them again. This stops the other dogs getting them, so it is a wise move. You should only worry if the vomiting continues for a long time or if she shows other signs such as lethargy all the best, urban

chantalle25

@chantalle25 (208)

• Philippines

10 May 13

Thank you for all the response! :) I appreciate all those advice :) From now on I would always watch out for my dog, It's sad to think that they would vomit everuything just because of that #tupid mice , I felt relieved.

GreenMoo

@GreenMoo (11834)

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7 Feb 13

I can't imagine a mouse would do your dog any harm unless it had been poisoned. My dogs eat mice and the most appalling things with no ill effects, and vomiting rarely means anything serious in a dog unless it is prolonged or accompanied by other symptoms.

911Ricki

@911Ricki (13588)

• Canada

6 Feb 13

I would watch her, is it just vomitting? Not any lethargy?. She may have gotten a bone stuck as well. But dogs usually have a sensitive sotmach sort of speaking, they can vomit over any little upset to the stomach. Most dogs will eat small animals aand rodents, but if not a normal part of their diet they will throw it back up. Just watch her, and what she eats, if she stops eating or drinking then bring her to the vets.