Hey! You'll need to bring your dog to the vet to get checked out! They'll be able to prescribe antibiotics and anti cough medication! -Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! I recommend that you bring your dog to the vet to get checked out! They'll be able to evaluate him and prescribe him medication for vomiting/nausea! -Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! I recommend that you bring him to his vet to get checked out! -Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! You need to see your local veterinarian for x-rays and bloodwork to see what is going on. I cannot help with this over the internet. Thank you! Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! 16 years old is great for a dogs age! However, this may mean they start to deteriorate and get sick. If she is vomiting alot something else could be going on, like organ disease that has gotten really bad. If she has kidney disease I suggest having your vet teach you how to give her fluids under the skin 3 times a week. This helps prolong their lives. But any soft food she likes such as blue buffalo chicken wet food is really soft and good for dogs. At this point with her kidney disease you simply want them eating, I would not focus too much on a kidney diet at this point, but please discuss this with your veterinarian. Thank you! Dr. Lindsay Butzer

HEY! There could be something going on with your cats GUT or it could be hairballs. GI issues in cats could be IBD (inflammatory bowel) which you may need a bland diet. Or there could be something worse like intestinal lymphoma - I would please have your vet examine your cat and have some bloodwork or X-rays done. Something could also be stuck in their intestines. So many things. I hope this helped! Dr. Lindsay Butzer PLEASE CHECK OUT MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBvlURdNKSJ2oRbzUB1_JQw

Hey! If your dog is vomiting you will want your vet to investigate the reason why. Could be a simple upset stomach to something worse. I made a YouTube video on how to help your dog when there vomiting, some things you can do at home. I hope this helps! Dr. Lindsay Butzer YOUTUBE VIDEO HOW TO TREAT VOMITING IN DOGS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZVkPgYoA4E&t=96s

Hey! Please start to feed them kitten wet food. You need to wean them by scooping some food into their mouths and after a few days they will understand how to eat. You need to feed them 3x a day offer wet food and spoon feed them some. If they keep vomiting you need to go see your local veterinarian they can get dehydrated fast. I hope this helped. Dr. Lindsay Butzer

I don't see a clear question here. But please bring your pet to a local veterinarian to help with vomiting. Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! You can give her 1 tablet of Activated charcoal every 8 hours. This will bind any toxins in the mean time. You can open the tablets and mix with water and SYRINGE feed to your cat. Also can try mixing in some wet food and syringe feed that. You can buy this at CVS or WALGREENS. Please then go see your local veterinarian. I hope this helped. Dr. Lindsay Butzer

HEY! I am just seeing this now. I hope he is okay today, and since he threw it up there really should be no illnesses to follow, such as bone stuck in his intestines. If he continues to pee on the bed he may have a urinary tract infection your vet can check for with a urine sample. I give bully sticks to my dogs and I do get worried when they chew it down to the last inch, but we have had no issues with them. I hope this helped! Dr. Lindsay Butzer

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I don't see a question here? But if this is not normal for your dog and the situation please go to the nearest vet hospital.

It's going to be hard for me to recommend anything for you without examining her and getting a detailed history because there are so many causes of vomiting. Add to that, it is often hard to differentiate coughing, reverse sneezing, regurgitation, and vomiting. So see your veterinarian if it continues and/or worsens. Here is a link to our article about various causes of vomiting and potential treatments, both over-the-counter and prescription: https://www.1800petmeds.com/education/vomiting-causes-dog-cat-36.html

It's going to be hard for me to recommend anything for you without examining him and getting a detailed history because there are so many causes of vomiting. Add to that, it is often hard to differentiate coughing, reverse sneezing, regurgitation, and vomiting. So see your veterinarian if it continues and/or worsens. Here is a link to our article about various causes of vomiting and potential treatments, both over-the-counter and prescription: https://www.1800petmeds.com/education/vomiting-causes-dog-cat-36.html