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You are not alone in that I can assure you But now that you have told us you have Greys that race in WA you do have to give us the heads up so we can organise to go and cheer them on Anyone up for dinner at Checkers? Since it is currently Christmas is July it is $53 for an adult including course entry and buffet dinner. After 7th Aug it is back down to $49. Saturday nights ;) ETA: What is everyone doing on the 21st Aug? Anyone up for dinner prior to the agility trial on Sunday? :p We treat our greyhounds more like members of the family than racing dogs which probably has something to do with how unsuccessful we are. The dogs are really happy though.

hope you have fun at Cannington, i race dogs there (not that successfully) some of mine may be racing when you go. Welcome to the dark side Turf Lab_Rats initial post was actually in November last year - so she has been and gone to the greyhounds (and I don't think she ever told us if she did any good betting wise ) However let us know next time you have a dog racing and we might need to organise a DOL meet at the races and cheer them on Would be nice to have a "connection" to a dog that is racing ;) As you can now obviously tell technology and I do not get on, Sorry

hope you have fun at Cannington, i race dogs there (not that successfully) some of mine may be racing when you go.

Have you tried Slippery Elm bark? It settles stomach upsets like vomiting and constipation and is completely natural. Will try that. Thanks

The vet has told us not to give him biscuits, we have always given then either eagle pack or advance until they changed the formula just recently. When the biscuits come back they are still whole. He will vomit even after he has just finished eating.

We walk away (but not very far away), he eats raw pure beef, he has always vomitted but never to this extent and this amount. He was playing with my grandson and his football and in the space of 5 minutes had vomitted 3 times.

Thanks, we are trying the 3 small meals a day and that seems to lessen the amount brought back, but i cn't understand why it has suddenly become worse and do you think we should give him vitamins?

Yes he certainly does eat what he throws up. He is a food hoover. he also vomitts up mucus and re eats that and also what looks like clear liquid.

my british bulldog has always vomitted up small amounts of food, now he is vomitting most of his undigested dinner. have been to vet who suggest we mash his food and try feeding him smll amounts regularly. We were going to try this for 1 week and see what happens, we think we should put him on some sort of vitamin and perhaps a bulking up (like body builders) supplement. He is very happy, runs around and in no way appears sick, other then weight loss. What should we do?