My dog ate foxtails and vomited. What should I do? Is he okay?

Your neighbor could try offering some canned food to see if it helps. A foxtail could be lodged in the back of her throat, and there are reports of foxtails becoming imbedded in all types of tissues and migrating causing major problems, so if the hacking continues for more than an hour or if she vomits/regurgitates or seems to have trouble breathing I would recommend seeing an emergency veterinarian.

Foxtails can be very difficult to diagnose if they inhale one......they tend to migrate and can be anywhere from the nasal passages/sinuses to down in the lungs or subcutaneous tissues. If they get one in between their toes, which is way more common, it is pretty easy to diagnose and treat. This article can give you more information: ( https://www.petcoach.co/article/protecting-your-pet-from-grass-seeds-and-awns/ ) If Lugosi is having a respiratory type issue that worries you then I suggest you get him to your vet for an exam.

Typically there is a local skin reaction "bulls-eye" reddened area that forms at the site of the bite and this can lead to overall illness, including fever, vomiting, diarrhea. Investigate the site where the tick bit and then I would recommend taking him to your local veterinarian for a full physical examination and proper medication to help stop the allergic reaction he may be having to the tick bite itself. I would also recommend placing a Seresto collar, Adaptil collar, or giving Nexgard tablets (flea and tick preventative) to prevent future tick bites.

If you can without her biting you or getting hurt, then you can try. I would only gently pull. If it doesn't come easily or if she freaks out, I would stop and take her to your vet. Your vet will be able to make sure it isn't embedded and sedate her if needed to safely remove it. I hope this helps!

Definitely take Pelusa into a vet immediately. Any eye problem is considered an emergency because leaving it untreated can lead to vision loss. The vet needs to check her eye to make sure there is no damage done to it from the foxtail, and can treat her. Please take her into a vet now. Best of luck.

If this was an isolated incident, I would just monitor Simba unless you are concerned he ingested a foreign object. If he refuses to eat his next meal or continues to vomit, you need to follow up with your veterinarian for an exam and discuss bloodwork and x-rays.

It is concerning that he has thrown up so many times in just a few hours. I would most certainly have him seen by a veterinarian ASAP. He may have stomach inflammation or a more serious issue like a gastrointestinal obstruction.