Pugsley is proper crook (as they say in the antipodes). Soon after tea yesterday he honked it all back up. Later, in the night, the sound of a spaniel vomiting up not much woke me. I’ve now been awake since 03.00.
He didn’t want to come out for a walk this morning. For breakfast I tried him with 4 small bits of dogfood and 2 dogbiscuits. He turned his nose up at that. He also declined a (very small) gravy bone treat. A spaniel turning his nose up at any kind of a food is an indicator of seriousness. I am, accordingly very concerned.
He came for a walk around the garden with me a few minutes ago and his behaviour and bounce were normal. But he stopped partway round to honk up some more of the not much.
If his condition doesn’t improve by 0830 tomorrow, there will be a phone call to the vet followed by a visit to the clinic.
Funnily enough, Saber had exactly the same thing just 2 days ago: vomiting on the carpet (incredibly rare for her) and again outside on our walk several times. She was also off her food.
48hrs later, she’s back to her old self.
I’m no vet, but I’m sure Pugsley will be fine.
And so it seems to be, Young Masher. He’s getting back to normal. He’s taken half a dozen small pieces of dry bread, and kept them down. We shall see how things progress