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PostPosted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 11:48 pm 
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Hahaha they eat some crazy stuff.
Bluwalker I agree, specialy spring grass, it's sweet and juicy :)

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 Post subject: puking grass and blood
PostPosted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 4:12 pm 
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iv got a 4 month walker mix. iv been noticeing around his house were hes been eating grass and geting sick. so i started him on 3 day wormer the vet gave me and today is the 3ed day of it and i got to lookin hard at were he got sick and it was still wet and there was some dark blood in it... and idea what they maybe ??

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 16, 2009 4:30 pm 
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Take the pup to the VET.

Example why -- A guy posted recently on here asking questions like you on his 3 month old and some were saying the pup didn't have Parvo -- he took the pup to the vet and the pup indeed had Parvo.

Somethings are better to let the Vet diagnose than opinions on a forum - as you will get many different opinions -- the problem is which one is correct?

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if it is parvo what would i have to do to take care of it and my other dogs ? also he barks at anything and everthing all the time if that were to have anything else to do with it maybe. i didnt notice the blood till i started the dewormer could i have give him to much of it ? sence he is starting to loose his teeth you thank that could also be reson for blood. he is still very full of energy and dont act week or upset


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I agree, take the pup to the vet. If you think its a tooth look in the dog's mouth for a fresh, open tooth socket but blood from losing a tooth shouldn't be dark it should be pinkish because it is only a little blood mixed with saliva. Usually when they lose a tooth they swallow it and the owner never notices unless the dog is chewing on a bone or toy and blood shows up on it. The grass/puke makes me think it could be something else. If the dog has something caught in its digestive tract it may be eating grass to try to dislodge it. Internal bleeding can be dark red.

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take him to the vet any time one of my dogs get sick or something going on i dont mess around


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well its been a few days and sence my first post he hasnt ate any grass or puked anything at all and his crap has turn back to solid. the whole time hes been playfull at allways but if he starts eating grass again i takin him to vet but wormer seams to have worked.. ill finish givin him the rest in 3 more weeks i thank


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 Post subject: dogs eating grass?
PostPosted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 1:42 pm 
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any1 elses hounds eat alot of grass when hunted, seems like mine r jus always wantin to eat grass. they get plenty of food so they shouldn b hungry.

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 Post subject: Re: Eating Grass?
PostPosted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 6:28 pm 
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a dog will eat crapgrass because he has a up set stomach I use a large dropper fill it full of Pepto Bismo.and in less than 30 minutes he will running and playing and his belly is fine. they eat dead rotten stuff that causes that.

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 Post subject: Re: Eating Grass?
PostPosted: Sat Aug 07, 2010 12:13 am 
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Its a natural wild canine way of getting rit of stomach worms. i learned this as a kid 60 yrs ago. I've seen tapes & round worms intangled in the grass they threw up. There was'nt any worm med then. My grandma use to feed her snuff spit to the dogs & cats. I may be full of it :mrgreen: LOL !!!

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PostPosted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 8:14 pm 
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I have a beagle that wants to eat grass when I let him out pen..excellent dog he just wants to eat grass for the first ten minutes he is out the pen.. I feed him the lime green bag of pride pro series. he is on a feeder so he keeps food in his pen..

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 Post subject: Re: Eating grass
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stomachs upset

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Im not sure why but my old dog ate grass all 13 yr she lived I can say it was not for stomach cause she did it everyday and was not sick for 13 yr
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Tell you the truth I doubt a Vet could tell you why a dog eats grass. I've always been told up-set stomach, or worms. I'd wager dogs been eating grass since dogs became dogs, Wouldn't worry about the grass eating...Unless they start mooing that is.


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