My Border Collie vomits, but still eats and drinks. What's wrong?

I recommend calling your veterinarian and having Kona looked at. I am concerned she ate something that upset her stomach and she may need medication to help everything calm down. Thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

Hi and thanks for posting on Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! There can be a variety of conditions that are causing Jake's symptoms. Gastrointestinal disorders, obstructions, bacterial, viral, or parasitic infections as well as pancreatitis among others. I would recommend Jake be seen by his veterinarian as soon as possible so he can be appropriately evaluated and treated. Your veterinarian may recommend blood work, x-rays, and other diagnosis tests to help aide in diagnosis for Jake. I hope this helps and I hope you are able to get him seen soon!

It sounds as Buddy is suffering from a gastrointestinal condition, possibly an infection. it could also be due to ingestion of a foreign body material. i would recommend taking him to the vet the first chance you get, he will need to be checked first, if the vet thinks it's a simple gastrointestinal infection he will need an anti nausea injection (lip licking is a sign of nausea), antibiotics and a special food for a few days in order to get better.

He may have eaten something bad or sometimes they can have stick stuck in between there teeth or on the top of their mouth. There may be an infection or an ulcer from eating something and getting a wound at some point. Kidney disease can be secondary from a infection such lepto or a toxin. However, they often feel bad. They can drink more than normal, vomit and have a poor appetite to go along with it. I would have your vet check the blood work or urine sample and examine the mouth for any wounds or infection to see if antibiotics are needed.

Poor Rosie. This foul odor around her mouth could be due to a broken tooth or an infected tooth, and that would prevent her from eating well. It would also make her lethargic. She needs to see a vet now, please take her into one immediately.

At 13 I would recommend feeding a diet formulated specifically for senior dogs such as vet essentials mature or royal canin mature. Grooming should be considered if the coat is matted or greasy, if not then regular brushing at home may be sufficient. I would be concerned about her breath however as this may indicate dental or even kidney disease and I would recommend a full physical and oral exam and possibly a blood panel to assess any underlying medical conditions

Poor guy. It sounds as if Joey has a lot of different things going on here and it is difficult to say for sure what the underlying problem is based on his symptoms. However, coughing in pets after drinking water could be due to him drinking the water too fast or he could have an issue with his larynx or trachea. Laryngeal paralysis and tracheal collapse are two things that come to mind as possible causes for this. However, now that he is refusing to eat and has red bloody stool, I suspect he now has an infection. I would highly recommend taking Joey perhaps to another vet for a second opinion. I would definitely start with bloodwork and x-rays of his chest/throat area to gather vital clues as to what his underlying problem is so that we know best on how to treat him moving forward. I hope that your furry friend Joey is able to make a full and speedy recovery soon! Best wishes and take care.