Garbage Toxicosis (Garbage Gut) in Dogs

My dog is limping and found out her rightpart of abdomen is swollen. We saw part of plastics on her stool. She also have diarrhea. She is stillactive and still eating the food that we gave her.

Ellie is a mini Yorkie, 4.4lbs, and will be 6 this May. She is an inside dog but when I let her outside it seems that she got into some bacon grease that someone threw outside, I had not realized it for a day or two. She has had diarrhea for the last 3-4 days but wants to eat normally. I haven’t taken her to the vet because her last exposure of eating the grease was half the time of how long she’s had diarrhea. Her water intake seems to have gone down a little bit, but she will drink it when I try to give her water (which I’ve been actively doing).

My major concerns:
- diarrhea for 3-4 days, approximately every 4-6 hours.
- waking in the middle of the night to have diarrhea (she never has a problem sleeping through the whole night)
- today, for the first time, I found a little bit of blood in an accident she had in the house. The diarrhea has been very very soft/normal up until that, in which it looks like the diarrhea may be getting a little more watery.
- for the most part is acting her normal self however, I have noticed occasionally she will pant and that lets me know she needs to go potty.

Please help!

My dog got into the garbage on Friday. He was fine Friday night and fine during the day Saturday. Saturday night he started with the diarrhea about every 4 hours. I withheld food most of the day Sunday but it caused him to vomit a few times (possibly because of an empty stomach? The vomit was yellow and wasn't much at all. I fed him rice Sunday night. I've fed him chicken and rice Monday and Tuesday. His diarrhea has slowed but isn't gone completely. He is going less frequently though. No blood in his stool. No more vomiting since feeding him. He is playful and energetic as usual and has been with the exception of Sunday morning, but I think he may have just been tired from having to go out every couple hours.

Great Dane 3 1/2 years old got into the trash last night ate some old sausage gravy and quinoa. He threw up it up, was wobbly, was dripping urine. Then he ate some grass, threw up again, urinated on his own in his usual manner, and now is sleeping. Stomach is not rigid, gums are moist, has shown more enthusiasm (barked, trotted to the door/bed) but is still swaying and acting dizzy. Not acting hungry (I didn't put any food out either), didn't drink water. It's been about four hours since he threw up the grass, urinated, and settled. How worried do I need to be?

My seven month old lab ate some baby rabbits upon discovering their nest. Millie has diarhea, throwing up something white, will not eat or drink and actl lethargic which is far from her nature. What should I do?

My dog got into the garbage last night and he’s been a little off since. He is eating and drinking fine, his bowel movements are ok for the most part, except his stool is soft but not diarrhea. His energy level is about the same, slightly off than normal. He isn’t drooling or panting, his breathing seems ok, but his stomach is a bit hard, but not super hard that I’ve experienced with a bloated dog in the past. I

Our black lab got into some trash, we think, earlier today and hasn't been acting right ever since. She is super lethargic, which isn't like her at all. She won't eat anything and appears as if she can't hold herself up to stand or walk. She has drank a small amount of water but hasn't went to the bathroom all day. She also feels as if she has a fever, her head and ears are super hot to the touch.

My French bull dog is around 10 month old. I didn’t realise there was an old rubbish bag in the garden. She had got into it and likely ate something. It was over a week before I realised. She was being sick on and off and had diarrhoea. She was still eating, drinking and playing as normal. However tonight she started to shake which got worse and worse. I took her to the emergency vets by this point it was clear she was having a fit and was unaware of what was going on. Her temperature was 106 and rising. Unfortunately she had to be put to sleep. The vet thought it could be poisoning but after she passed away, he said it was a seizure caused by her breed and pressure on the skull as he said usually with poisoning when pts vomit or diarrhoea would come away but there was nothing so he thinks because of the breed she was a ticking time bomb. I didn’t know till I was home about the rubbish so I wanted to know if it could be because of the rubbish or if it was just her breed.

My 12 year old Australian Shepherd got in to the trash yesterday morning. He is eating, drinking water normally, just had diarrhea last night once and then once in the house during the night. He seems fine other than the diarrhea, after we let him out again before work this AM he came in to eat his breakfast. Is there anything that I can do to help with the diarrhea?? We currently do not have the money to take him to the Vet. I am monitoring him as we speak.

I have an almost 2 year old miniature dachshund who got into the trash yesterday. She was acting fine, but her stool was getting kind of runny as the night progressed. Today she’s had lots if accidents around the house, but the stool consistency has changed from morning to afternoon. This morning it was trying to be solid, but now its straight liquid and a bloody. She just threw up for the first time, and it was just white foam. We haven’t fed her much and we plan on getting her some pedialyte to increase her electrolytes and all. We also plan on feeding her maybe some rice so that’ll be light on her stomach. Should we wait it out for maybe another two days or do we need to plan on an emergency vet visit?

My puppy got into the trash yesterday and has diarrhea the past 12 hours. She has gotten up 6 times throughout the night to go potty, and each time she goes it is very runny. She is acting normally otherwise, should I be very concerned or will this likely pass soon?

My 11 week old Pyrador puppy (24 pounds) got into the trash last night sometime. Immediately after she had a solid BM without blood. The next morning she had solid vomit in her kennel which contained various pieces of plastic. She went outside, urinated well, and then had a solid BM which contained eggshells and tissue paper. After her (science diet) breakfast, she threw up again and it had food and small pieces of plastic. She continued to vomit promptly after each meal and drink of water. After vomiting up everything, I waited a few hours and gave her R/D wet food. She’s been able to keep it down with about 2 cups of water. She had a BM this evening as well which contained eggshells, small debris, and a rather long string of some sort. Since then, she has been energetic and has kept the R/D down. Would you recommend taking her to the vet anyway? Or do you think she has passed the possible obstruction?

I believe my my dog bear ate someone’s garbage. He’s had bloody diarrhea and vomiting Whole Foods. He’s drinking water, acting normal just having vomiting and diarrhea. Any home remedies to comfort him?

Hayzel has gotten into garbage, got ahold of a dead rabbit and recently ate French toast. She has vomited, diarrhea, sleepiness, and lack of appetite. What do I do?

I have a dachshund and she got into the trash can while I was gone. She was eating a piece of chicken that had been cooked, but when bad. She has a Diarrhea once and she going to be okay?

My dog got into the garbage. He threw up and then made a regular stool. He has not eaten in 24 hours and has had a small amount of diarrhea. He is drinking water but is very lethargic.

My medium sized dog got into the garbage last night. This morning he has absolutely no appetite (not even his favorite foods). He doesn't seem to be in any pain or discomfort and has not vomitted and doesn't have any diarrhea. Should I take him to the vet?

My dog got into trash the food wasn't spoiled yet and he vomited 30 min later, but his stomach is very full and he is drinking alot of water and he keeps panting, is he ok?