My dog vomits often on mornings

[BRUTUS10]

Hi first of all ı dont know If I opened the topic right place or not so forgive me about that.
If I have to explain my issue ls that my english bulldog vomits often on mornings when he vomited just before he is standing up hardly and he is losing yourself even he pee unintentionally.it is always happening only mornings.Do you know what is the reason that. It is not a new thing .it is carrying on since 5-6 months

 

[benny]

It is a normal physiological response for dogs to lose balance, faint, etc when vomiting - it's not something every dog will do, but some dogs will and some will grow into or out of that response.

They shouldn't be vomiting every morning though. Can you provide more information about what is happening before vomiting? Some prompts:

1. How long has it been since they've eaten when this happens
   1. what food?
   2. is there water added?
      1. how much?
2. What type of water are they getting? This is an odd question, but what I mean is is it tap, filtered? do you drink it? Are you adding anything to it (like vinegar)?

 

[Bulldog2001]

Hi first of all ı dont know If I opened the topic right place or not so forgive me about that.
If I have to explain my issue ls that my english bulldog vomits often on mornings when he vomited just before he is standing up hardly and he is losing yourself even he pee unintentionally.it is always happening only mornings.Do you know what is the reason that. It is not a new thing .it is carrying on since 5-6 monthsView attachment 122705

Vomiting in the morning, is usually due to the empty stomach. Is it foam he is throwing up???? Is it before he eats breakfast that he vomits???

My dog also vomits in the morning before breakfast from a empty stomach and that has been since he was 6 months old.
My dog hasn’t vomited in the morning since 3 months ago, the way to stop it from happening is give him a snack before bed which helps get him thru til the morning breakfast.

If it was my dog I would give breakfast @8-8:30(unless he vomits sooner like 6am), then dinner @4 pm and a snack right before bed(as late as you can).

That’s the only way to stop this from happening, what I do for my dogs is:

-Breakfast @8:30-9 at latest
-Dinner @4:00pm
-Snack right before bed@10pm at the earliest(sometimes he eats the sanctuary @11 it depends but no earlier than 10pm)

That has put a stop to the morning vomit before breakfast. That’s from them being hungry, if it’s just foam then that tells you for sure that’s what it’s from(hungry/empty stomach and needs snack before bed, and earlier breakfast)

What is he currently eating????
Brand and protein??

The snack before bed though can’t just be a treat, split his daily amount into 3 servings(or give at least 1/2 cup of food at bed time snack, not just a treat, small meal) then the rest of his daily amount can be divided into breakfast and dinner.

Hopefully with a snack before bed, he will stop vomiting in the morning! I know a few people with dogs with this issues and problem solved with snack before bed and earlier breakfast(same as my dog).

Keep us updated!

 

[2BullyMama9]

Welcome to EBN! What does the vomit look like… clear, yellow any food in it?

 

[oscarmayer]

Does your dog snore? Is his breathing rattled after physical exertion? Is the vomit yellow? Does this happen on days when you sleep in a bit? When is his last feeding for the day?