For the past few days my dog King has been vomiting up either a yellow fluid or white foamy fluid and now when he is laying down at certain times he starts to shake uncontrollably while breathing sometimes it goes on for a little bit then goes away and sometimes it goes on for a while while he’s laying down, he’s still eating and drinking just eats then lay down most of the day and that’s not his normal behavior I didn’t see him eat anything unusual or anything like that. Could you help me figure out what is going on with him and how much do you think the cost will be?

My dog has been vomiting the last couple of hours. Clear with foam and some food mixed with something dark in color, like spots of black. His breathing sounds funny and is tad rapid. Like a cross between wheezing and wanting to cry. He is also shaking while breathing.

In the past month my dog has been changing. She’s a terrier mix and she was rescued when she was a young dog. In the past month she has started shaking when breathing, stopped getting up on her own to get water and go to the bathroom, and in the past few days has stopped eating. Should I be expecting her to pass away soon?

My dog has been pretty lethargic for the last half of the day, has a somewhat loss of appetite and is now shivering when breathing in. Do I need to take him to an emergency vet or keep monitoring him?

My dog this weekend is having some trouble with severe pain and discomfort again. This is his 3rd serious instance of this. He was born with hip dysplasia, which he has mostly outgrown. Now he still has muscle tension at times, and his knees are in rough shape too. He is getting older, he can't run as far, he gets tired easier, and he doesn't know his own weakness. He's still a big pup at heart. But when these aches and pains hit him he becomes very mopey and depressed. He doesn't eat, and he hardly drinks. Today when he first went outside to pee he was wobbling about unsteadily. He fell on the grass a few times. It's pouring rain. He just sat in the rain, then rolled into the grass a while. When his hips and legs feel a little less sore we will bath him tonight, because sadly he is covered in his own pee now. He was so scared at first that he lost bladder control. His stress is super high, and he is very nervous about peeing in the house, so he is moping and not moving much today. My husband got him to play with a stick a little outside on his second pee trip. he's slowly perking back up. The best thing that works with my big suck when he is in pain is some light massaging on the knees and legs (where he licks), some sweet gentle pets, calm soothing words, and all the praise. he gets a little tail tap going when we scratch his neck and say he's our good boy. The last 2 times it only lasted the day, and he was a bit sore the next day. I hope this is the same. I won't deny it's very concerning for an owner to see their fur baby shaking, taking some sharp breaths, and losing bladder control. But we gotta remember to stay calm, because they are far more afraid in that moment than we are. We have resources, and tools, and the ability to help them. They are panicked and sometimes I imagine they must feel very alone in what they experience. But any advice I can get will be appreciated. This is my first dog, and I didn't grow up close enough to other dogs to see them unwell. This is very new to me. I try to get as much info as I can, consult as often as possible, but more advice is never a bad thing. I could always stand to learn more. My dog is 9 human years (approx 56 dog years). Husky/Shepherd Mix. Large breed: about 80 lbs. Thanks, Justine