Our little one (well not so little), Barney, has started teething this weekend. On Friday evening, about an hour and a half after his last meal, he was sick, bringing up all his last meal. He was OK in himself but thought that he was going to get into trouble and took to his bed for an hour or so. It was Saturday morning that we noticed that he'd lost one of his front teeth and another was slack. :roll:
On Sunday the slack tooth came out and he ate it and it "passed through". This morning, again, about an hour and a half after breakfast, he was sick again. We've also noticed that his eyes seem to be a bit more runny than usual.
Are we being paranoid, or could this all be connected to the teething. The vet doesn't seem to think so and said to keep an eye on him, but a friend who has a labbie who's a few years old now, seems to remember her dog was sick when teething. Is this normal? :?
However, just to throw a spanner in the works, we notice that he does eat his food very quickly, mostly without chewing (dried food), but surely if the eating too quick was the problem he would be sick much sooner after the meal ??????
On Sunday the slack tooth came out and he ate it and it "passed through". This morning, again, about an hour and a half after breakfast, he was sick again. We've also noticed that his eyes seem to be a bit more runny than usual.
Are we being paranoid, or could this all be connected to the teething. The vet doesn't seem to think so and said to keep an eye on him, but a friend who has a labbie who's a few years old now, seems to remember her dog was sick when teething. Is this normal? :?
However, just to throw a spanner in the works, we notice that he does eat his food very quickly, mostly without chewing (dried food), but surely if the eating too quick was the problem he would be sick much sooner after the meal ??????