Dog ate bone, throwing up, foaming at mouth. Is this an emergency?

Poor girl. It sounds like Lemon may have a stomach ulcer or even just irritation of her esophagus. She really needs to see a vet soon to have this treated. If she otherwise seems stable and isn't extremely lethargic or have pale gums, then it may be ok to wait until morning to get Lemon seen. There are regular clinics open on Sunday such as Banfield or VCA, so its best to call them first before resorting to an EC clinic. Its best to feed her a bland diet of boiled plain chicken or lean ground turkey and white rice to help settle her stomach somewhat until she can be seen by a vet. I do hope that Lemon's vomiting episodes resolve soon! Best wishes and take care.

If you have an emergency vet available in your area, I would strongly recommend getting him seen right away. Keep him warm, keep him hydrated by offering low sodium chicken broth, ice cubes to lick and get him seen the second you can. And make sure to submit the vet bill to whoever fed him bones and people food. It may not do any good, but it may make them more aware of the consequences of feeding pets something they shouldn't have.

I am very sorry to hear about Tomy. If he truly has bones stuck in his throat this is a medical emergency and he needs to go to the vet immediately. They can sedate him and try to manually remove the bones, which requires a delicate hand as damage to the esophagus can be very dangerous. Sometimes dogs can also have vomiting or retching when something like a bone is in the stomach, which also needs veterinary attention.

Bloody vomit indicates serious damage to the esophagus and/or stomach. Considering this and the fact that she is at high risk for an obstruction from eating the bones and tampons, I recommend you take her to the vet immediately for treatment. Giving oil or vaseline will not be helpful and will actually make the problem worse. A vet will have to evaluate her more and can provide the necessary treatment to keep her from having life-threatening complications. Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do for this at home right now. The best thing you can do is get her to a vet as soon as possible. I hope that helps and Snoop gets better soon.

I would have Bentley seen by a vet immediately. It's quite serious that she threw up blood, and that could be caused by eating something toxic, a foreign body, trauma to the GI tract, or GI ulcers among other causes. I see you live in Dickinson, Tesxa. There is the Animal Emerency Clinic Southeast-Calder Rd that is located just over five miles from your town. I would take Bentley into there immediately, their phone number is 800-356-3692. I hope she is ok!

Yes, this could be blood, and Savi has to see a vet immediately. She could be experiencing a perforation of her GI tract from the bone, or she could have an obstruction from it. This is a medical emergency, and she needs an x-ray to see if the bone has caused an obstruction, as well as a physical exam, blood tests, and a urinalysis. Please take Savi into an ER vet or find a vet on call to see her ASAP.

This is an emergency at this point. My best guess is that he either has an intestinal obstruction or pancreatitis. Regardless, he needs to be seen by a vet. This can be extremely serious so please get him examined right away. Both are life-threatening.