Is Your Dog Vomiting Yellow Foam?
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So you're sitting at home working or relaxing and you hear the sound of your dog retching. He's getting ready to vomit all over your new rug so you jump out of your chair and try to whisk him outside - and he vomits up some foamy yellow stuff. Is yellow vomit serious? It could be, so let's talk about some common reasons for yellow vomit and when you'll want to check in with your vet.
Yellow vomit gets that yellow color from bile. Your dog's liver makes bile to help break down fats in his food. It's stored in the gallbladder and then gets released to your dog's digestive tract when he eats. But sometimes bile can build up in your dog's stomach and get into his esophagus ⊠and this is when he'll vomit it up. It can be foamy, mucousy - but it's yellow and you'll rarely see food in it. So there are 3 really common cases of bile vomiting - and the first is just an empty stomach. Bile can build up in between meals and it can irritate the stomach, which will make your dog throw up. Dog people call it the "Hunger pukes." So if your dog hasn't had a meal in awhile and she throws up some yellow stuff, then think about giving your dog smaller, more frequent meals or a snack at bedtime.
Another case of yellow vomit is a food sensitivity - this will cause a buildup of bile and inflammation in the gut. You might also see diarrhea if it's a food sensitivity. If your dog is eating grass and you see the grass in the vomit, then you'll want to think about food sensitivities. The food might contain proteins that dogs tend to react to, like grains or dairy.
Now the third common cause of yellow vomiting is fats. Because bile is used to break down fats, fatty meals can trigger yellow vomiting. In most cases, your dog has just eaten a treat or a new food that's fattier than he's used to and she'll vomit up some yellow stuff a few hours after eating. As long as it's just a vomit or two, just make sure the next snack isn't quite so rich in fat.
Most cases of yellow vomiting can be managed at home, as long as it's just a few vomits and it's not spread out over a day or two. So next, let's talk about some simple herbs that can help ease the stomach inflammation that causes yellow vomiting.
So there are two really useful herbs that you should have on hand. The first is marshmallow root - this herb has an affinity for the digestive tract and it coats it and reduces inflammation. If you find it in capsule form, give about 50mg for every 25 pounds of body weight, once or twice a day. You can sprinkle it on your dog's food or if you're fasting your dog, then give it in a little bone broth. But before you do, the second herb you'll want to add is licorice root. Just make sure it's the kind called DGL because the glycyrrhizin is removed and it can be irritating. Give your dog about 50mg of DGL for every 25 pounds of body weight, again once or twice a day. Just mix these both in your dog's food or bone broth. There are other gut-friendly herbs you can mix in, like chamomile, aloe vera leaf and slippery elm, and you can buy a complete product that contains all of them instead of buying them individually. Just try to make sure it's organic and there are no fillers like maltodextrin or silicone dioxide.
OK so let's finish with the more sinister causes of yellow vomit - and you should only consider these if your dog is vomiting really often or over several days. In this case, you'll want to check in with your holistic vet. One of the most common causes of chronic yellow vomiting is pancreatitis. This is an inflammation of the pancreas that's pretty painful for your dog. You'll often see diarrhea with it and it commonly happens a few days after eating a really fatty meal. Another less common cause but one you'll want to be aware of is an intestinal blockage. Dogs sometimes swallow toys or large chunks of bone and they literally block up the intestine so nothing gets through. This is also really painful for your dog and you'll see she'll be hunched over, in pain and she'll try to poop but nothing comes out. This is a medical emergency so watch for these signs. And finally, yellow vomit could be a sign more significant gut disease. This would include ulcers, which are common in dogs taking drugs and pain meds, giardia or parasites, some forms of cancer, or just chronic inflammation in the gut. But, on the whole, unless your dog is chronically vomiting and if there are no other symptoms like loss of appetite, pain, fever or weight loss, then occasional yellow vomits aren't much of a concern.
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Wish I had seen this video 6 years ago - my dog was vomiting yellow bile for months - my vet did not seem concerned - then I found blood in it - back to the vets. He had around 100 bleeding ulcers, salmonella poisoning, Vet also found out he had 9 different food allergies IGE blood analysis confirmed. He was raw fed from the day I got him at 12 weeks, - went into anaphylactic shock at 10 months old, started epilepsy at 10 months old. He was reacting to the grains etc his meat had eaten whilst it was alive (you are what you eat). Took me nearly 3 years to heal his gut as he was on antibiotics for 4 months! I refused all meds after that - studied/researched and treated him myself - refused meds for epilepsy. He has been fit free for the last 3 years. You have been my dog's saviour. Your RDFNS course was a great help - and am now doing the ACNS (module 5). Please keep on doing what you are doing. I thank you for giving me the confidence and information to save my dog's life. He would not be here today without the information I learned from your articles and courses. You are never too old to learn new things - I am 71 now.
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Would you mind share how you do for your dog? My dog vomits yellow, white foam and also sticky yellow mucus. I make soft chicken breast with white rice and sweet potatoes, sometimes add some kettle to make her full and also feel like nutrition for her. She has been vomiting everyday since two months ago, now she is down to around once in two days. She lost weight from since vomiting and the vet said because she eats homemade food and no nutrition that makes her lost weight. I can hear her tummy running inside after meal or no meals in between. Your advice would be helpful.
Iâm here because my dog has been vomiting yellow foamy stuff so intermittently itâs been hard to figure out whatâs up. The vet doesnât know and the more I spend the less they know. This is so helpful. Iâve got my own gut issues and feel better trying these herbs first. She doesnât have diarrhea. Thank you so much.
How is your dog now, and if better - what did you do? My old boy has been intermittently vomiting the yellow foam for about three weeks. I believe it started when we gave him some left-over seasoned chicken and rice. We usually only give him bland food from before we season it (if itâs a whole food), but this was seasoned.
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Well, after spending $$$$$$$$$$$ on vets, supplements, changing food and on an on, you're the only person directly addressing this issue. Even an ultrasound came back showing nothing. So many tests and yet my girl vomits bile at least 4 to 5 times a week. It pains me gravely to watch her go through this, especially after I have tried everything, and went to 'experts' to get this resolved to no avail. I don't know where to go from here, but thank you for being so precise.
We also have great articles at www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com that you may find very helpful!
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Thank you!!!! Will be giving your strategies a try and getting my holistic vet a ring if this continues!!! Huge Help Thanks!!
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Dana, thank you for a very informative video - one that covers the simple causes to those that can be really serious. And knowing about the herbs and dosage is so valuable so we can help our fur babies at home first. I love the support and encouragement of your dog throughout the video - so much fun to watch!!
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Thank you a thousand times for all the clear, concise, and enjoyable Information the Dogs Naturally articles and videos such as this one give, to the many of us who love our dogs so much it's not easy to find just the right words, or the best phrase. When my Border Collie/Aussie Shepherd would do the "yellow foamy vomit" thing, it was usually due to the "hunger factor," and as I'm learning more, most likely some sensitivity to fats. The Slippery Elm helped her, and I'm so glad to learn that Chamomile and Aloe Vera could be given also. Diet for Dogs is just like diet for people: it is the Alpha Factor in our health journey. And, totally agree with others' commenting here: Watching your dog's licks and checking-in throughout this segment is wonderful! A great dog!
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Always informative! I notice this with my Westies. Feeding smaller frequent meals has helped. Iâm going to try the herbs mentioned. Thank you so muchđ
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Marshmallow Root capsule 50mg/25pd body weight.
Licorice Root DGL 50mg/25pd
Both 1or 2 x daily with bone broth or food.
Chamomile, alovera leaf & slippery elm also beneficial - buy Organic with No Fillers.
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Great info! Just to share my 9 year young Doberman, Xena, has had problematic gut issues since puppyhood. Cyclical skin issues accompanied her digestion problems.
Gut Guard and Safe Sea, after only one week, have improved her condition markedly! I am so thankful..your products are the best.
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Yes mam your video is GOLDEN. Thank you for the great information! Itâs 3 am (canât sleep and worried) and Iâm researching the problem. I found less than 24 hours ago she wasnât feeling well and in the evening I witnessed the vomiting a few times in a couple hours. Your provided information puts me at ease. Im taking her to vet today. Sheâs my babyâ€ïž Thank you!
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Hello Dana,
Thank you for all that information. My dog throws up yellow bile almost like once a month. My previous dog did that as well. The one thing that was in common with them was that they were both altered females. Would that have anything to do with vomiting once a month and it being yellow bile?
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Thanks so much- very timely, we switched dog food and adding cooked beef liver, veggies and our Springer wasnât happy. Iâll try the camomile tea to their food? Great info!
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I will add one more unfortunate cause. I had a five year old miniature schnauzer years ago that was just fine and all of a sudden one morning, she vomited yellow liquid and then her energy level continued to lessen during the day. I monitored her and overnight, she became almost lifeless. I took her to the ER and she had autoimmune hemolytic anemia. She died in front of me at the vets office the next day. I have never gotten over that experience, the suddenness of it all, and the young age. Horrible.
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We adopted a local stray dog the day before yesterday. He seemed happy besides being skinny and frail. Today, however he was feeling ill, we asked a vet and was told that he's suffering from gastric so we gave him medicine. After a while he vomited once (the vomit was not too foamy, it was watery), we let him rest for a bit. Now he seems to have lost his appetite and is sleeping the whole day, he is also looking more feeble than usual.
Can you please tell us if he's facing any serious health issues?
Just found your channel! So happy and have been watching all the videos. My little one has had this problem since she was a puppy. She had a stomach hernia when she was born and was fixed. Could this be the cause of her digestive issues?
I have managed it by feeding her small meals but she is constantly swallowing in between. Vet is not worried đ. She is 4 yrs.
Hi Megan, have you tried her on a probiotic? Gut Guard may be a good place to start.
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My dogs are 13 years old and have rarely bile vomited even when I fed them only once per day. Since they have gotten older, my yorkie started to bile vomit occasionally in the morning on an empty stomach. I switched to twice a day feedings and that corrected it. However, as my dogs have gotten older both started bile vomiting in the morning maybe two or three times per month. Since then I have cut down on the fat in their diet and that appears to have fixed it. I did not think I was feeding too much fat. However, it is easy to overdo the fat. For example, I was feeding eggs and sardinesâŠboth healthy but fatty. I have had to cut down on these foods. I also trim more of the fat off the beef I feed them. I have a feeling most dogs who bile vomit are getting too much fat in their diet. I donât think dogs in the wild who eat infrequently are going around vomiting yellow foam. I definitely think addressing the fats in the diet could help lots of dogs. Dogs in the wild are eating very lean meats. Even grass finished beef is fattier than what wild dogs eat.
As dogs age, their sphincters can lose tone and this increases the risk. But I agree, most raw-fed dogs eat a diet that's too high in fat.
@@DogsNaturallyMagazineDNM Great point. I do think I was guilty of feeding too much healthy fat though! However, bile vomiting is rampant among all dogs, young and old. Feeding more often or snack before bed is only a bandaid fix in this case and unfortunately people who do not make their own are stuck with high fat options.
My one year old puppy vommited in yellow colour today. This is the first time and he looked dull and isn't eating properly .thanks for the information.. it really helped â€ïž
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Thank you for this information! I believe that another common but not-yet-proven cause of hunger pukes in dogs is H. pylori infection of the stomach which is quite difficult to cure and does not resolve on its own. A previous dog of mine many moons ago did that pretty much all his life. For some hours prior to puking he would not want to eat and have pretty noisy borborygmi... That would happen pretty much every time he went too long without food. H. pylori was the cause, treating him with antibiotic did improve it a lot but only a quick temporary fix because the bugs would always come back and recolonize his stomach lining... Over time we found that making sure he had food in his stomach at all times so to counter the effects of the acid on his stomach lining. The thought of giving him an antacid hadn't crossed our minds...
This sounds exactly like my dog, changing dog foods has helped, the best has been food made from scratch at home or non-dehydrated which is both time consuming and expensive. Right now trying âprey-turkeyâ from taste of the wild with more success than most. Have you found anything else to help??
two of mine do this occasionally, I often wondered why after owning them for over 30 years
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Wow,thanks. I have bought dog food for extra sensitive stomachs. She only throws up in the morning but not every morning. Better when she's served dinner late so I'll try this for a few days. She is otherwise herself. Eats, drinks and being a terrier .
Thanks for the vid, very helpful atm. My 6yr old, 80# dog has been acting lethargic and hasnât had much appetite since yesterday. Today she ate her normal diet in the morning- cooked chicken and white rice, then she puked it back up around 5:30p. Lots of yellow foam, but also chunks of undigested meat and rice. She was feeling good on Friday evening on her walk, poop normal but not much quantity. Saturday she didnât feel like walking (not normal) and another small poop. Today she didnât want to walk and not normal poop (slimy). Also was shaking her head a lot like she does when she has an ear infection- donât know if this is related or not.
Any thoughts on what could be going on with her? Weâre thinking maybe a blockage, but thatâs sort of weird bc she isnât a chewer and doesnât get into things. Maybe sheâs constipated?
Om gosh..perfect timing as my raw fed boy vomited bile once yesterday and 2x the day before..I wish I could reach through the screen and kiss your pups face..Labs are my favorite
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Thank you so much for your video. I do have a question my puppy, which is three months now try a new snack but then all of a sudden in the morning he started to gag and threw up a bit of yellow. Heâs still acting semi-normal but just refuses to eat heâs running around, but isnât biting me lol and doing the extras like he used to. He has not vomit again at all but Iâm just a bit terrified. do you have any recommendations? Should I still fast him?
great this helped a lot! thank you :) I have an American Stafford and she's not really used to chicken treats so I think that's why she vomited
Anything new in the diet can certainly contribute!
will the green rover suffice for adding the proper green?
Hello! Thank you for the information! My dog is on Apoquel (2.5 y/o GSD) and just vomited a tiny bit of this. Could that be the cause?
Nice vid
Thank you for the info! This happens once in a blue moon with one of my dogs. I was wondering about another thing that happens every 2 or 3 months that seems relatedâŠhe will start doing a very frantic type of sneeze and be desperate to go out to eat grass. Havenât ever figured it out???
Here's what that sneezing means: www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/reverse-sneezing-in-dogs/
Iâm 100% positive dogs do this most commonly because they refuse to eat their food. They are picky and my dog will starve himself almost every day in hopes of getting something better than his kibble. Then the next morning he pukes without question.
My boy vomited yellow 4 times today and he seems dizzy because he is a bit wobbly
Thank you for such wonderful information! My dog vomits almost once every week. Vet had confirmed she has no pancreatitis nor any disease. We give her snacks and break her meal to few times a day but sometimes she just wouldnt eat and the rumbling tummy and vomitting will happen. And if she eats, it will be with much coaxing, playing and trying to make eating fun for her. Will her almost weekly vomitting harm her gut? We notice some red bits in her vomit which are definitely not food as she has no food in that color. From talking with other dog owners we think it might be her gut lining.
Any advice/solutions for us, please?
Has your vet considered ulcers? This can be common in dogs taking prescription meds. It could also be SIBO possibly. If this was my dog, I would try Gut Guard for 30 to 60 days, the herbs will help soothe the inflamed gut: thenaturaldogstore.com/products/four-leaf-rover-gut-guard
Or you could try a similar product with the same herbs.
Can I sprinkle Marshmallow root and DGL licorice root together on my dog food at the dosage you mentioned?
Thanks for the video.My dog, shih tzu has been vomiting very often like every other day. The vet gave cerenia, famotdine and sucralfate those make her very tired and sleep a lot. I make sweet potatoes and soft white rice and soft chicken breast as her meal. When she try to vomiting, her tummy is expanding and I can feel the intestines. Not sure if it is normal or inflammation inside. Did the ultrasound sound, blood draw and x ray are fine just stomach inflammation, it could be from her vomiting daily or cancer. Unfortunately the vet can't make clear statement until do the aggressive surgery to look at it. I refused it as she is 12 years old. two months ago, She is vomiting two three times a day to now probably once in two days. Her stomach becomes very sensitive. If she is out from the humid weather, or if to hold up her and down to the bath tub or get into the car, she would vomit. Please any suggestions would help. Thanks!
My 20 month labradors been vomiting yellow bile in the morning for about a week I am wondering if it acid reflux ? She looks healthy has lots of energy nothing has changed in her behaviour
Thanks, informative video. I have been dealing with this with my male Doodle. I find if I give him freeze dried biscuit first thing in the morning he doesn't have the problem but still vomits about 1-2 month. Do you all recommend a product from your store that has the ingredients mentioned in the video? Thanks
Gut Guard has slippery elm and marshmallow root, along with probiotics and other gut-soothing herbs. You only need to use it when your dog throws up, not every day. Here's the link: thenaturaldogstore.com/products/four-leaf-rover-gut-guard
My yorkie has had a couple trips to the ER do to vomiting . He throws up one to two times a week, at least. I was told he has gastritis. He is on a very expensive dog food called royal canine, G.I. formula. I am so desperate to find anything I can to help him feel better. He is four years old now and this has been going on since he was just a baby. Any recommendations would be so helpful and appreciated.
Every couple days mine will eat a few blades of grass. Yesterday he ate little more than before and threw up the yellow foam with grass .
In the past I was late in getting shank bones he was breaking and chewing and a tennis ball i never found all the pieces. Have been afraid it might have blocked him up.
He still eats, still active/playfully, no signs of soreness or tiredness...
A little worried
Yeah my 2 year old has done this one time a week ALWAYS in the morning on an empty stomach.... I've tried everything. I have heard Chihuahuas seem to do it more than a lot of the others..... He is happy healthy, and energetic.... Kinda straaanngggeeeee
Mine will throw up in the morning if I donât feed him after 10 pm! And I have to give him a few bites early morning! Otherwise heâd throw up again and then wouldnât eat all day!
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Would you please help me? I have an 8 lb dog and have no idea how much marshmallow root to give him. Powder or pill)
My dog vomit yellow and foam
She doesn't eat alot and she weighs about 9lbs. But she doesn't eat sometimes and sometimes she eats ok. What do I do.
My Dog does it after sometimes, not alot when he drinks his water..
My dog vomited bile but its very rare. What she has are uti stones i want to know how to get rid of them.
Thank you for the video, My Sisters little Bichon X has gone onto Vetmedin for her heart murmur, and she every few days vomits up bile, would it be safe to give her the herbs recommened here? she has always had a sensitive stomach. She only eats partially cooked lean mince with vegetables. Thank You so much
Sorry to hear that. It should be fine but you need to give it away from meals and meds because it can interfere with the absorption. But always check with your vet!
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Hello, love watching your videos. I have a golden retriever/collie/hound mix that has this issue. I've equated it to too long in between meals. I'm concerned about feeding smaller more frequent meals due to insulin resistance. This is becoming more known for humans, and I believe this is the same cause of the obesity in pets from the carb ridden pet foods. Therefore, I wonder about the insulin spikes from smaller frequent meals. I'm feeding a raw food diet which has the lower carb content so maybe it's not as much a concern. Also, I'm assuming, as with anything, it's just finding the right balance and believing you're doing the best you can with the alternative ways of feeding.
Your dog shouldn't spike insulin if you're feeding the right foods, which you are. Fasting is very effective for lowering insulin levels - but you have to walk the fine line between hunger pukes and fasting!
Mine has daily yellow vomit, I've spilt his meals into 4 portions, still happening, he vomited blood and rushed to vet but they didn't seem overly concerned.
We have a great article on this topic that we think you would find super helpful! www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/is-your-dog-vomiting-heres-how-to-manage-it/
My dog will throw up in the am if he doesnât eat late night! But my problem is that he wonât eat on his own! He eats only in bed and he has to be hand fed! He eats many times throughout the day and in fact asks for it! But wonât eat on his own! Gonna try toy feedersđ©! Any help/suggestions will be most appreciated!
Where can I purchase.?
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My chocolate lab has chronic throwing up yellow bile. We have been to the vet and tried several things. What is the pill with the herbs you were describing?
I don't think I mentioned a pill - I did talk about natural foods that can help!
My motherâs Maltese/poodle mix has vomited yellow bile often her whole 15 years. The vet says itâs a common thing in that type of dog and gave me Cerenia to give her daily if she vomits several days in a row. But instead Iâve been working with her diet and it seems better controlled. She only vomits occasionally now.
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Would you please share how you feed to your mom's dog?
My 8 pound chihuahua was diagnosed with a degenerative esophageal disease after every test including the scope. Basically his esophagus is weak and he has trouble getting food down. He constantly spits up in his mouth and shows discomfort after meals. Heâs been taking Metroclopromide and Pepcid 15 mins before meals. He was poisoned about three years ago By plant fertilizer sticks but after medical treatment and all the tests problem with the esophagus being weak was discovered. Iâve had them on honest kitchen turkey or fish powdered food but he is having a bad bout with digestive discomfort, wining, hunching over. It eventually goes down and his poop is completely normal. I feed him small amounts three times a day but he still experiencing major discomfort I have him on slippery elm that includes marshmallow root. What else can I give him to help his digestive pain?
If this was my dog, I would work with a truly holistic vet or a homeopathic one to get him off the drugs completely.
Just a quick question is there any idea when my dog vomits up yellow stuff and there is chunks in it?
Hi there! We have a great article on this topic with lots of information that we will link here for you!
www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/dog-vomiting-yellow-bile/