Diagnosed with Pancreatitis yesterday. Had overnight hospital stay to push fluids. And is now vomiting again today. No emergency number for vet. What do I need to do?

Hello, if he is still vomiting it may be best for him to see the emergency vet. You can offer a bland diet of chicken and rice. If your vet sent home any medications continue to give these.

My puppy ate a rubber bouncy ball on July 21st vet had us induce vomiting vomited food but no ball she said it was small enough to wait I haven't seen him poop out the ball but he has been eating, playing and pooping fine. We just got to my mothers on Aug 5th he has refused his food and has been eating her dogs food but still acting normal and pooping well an hour or so ago he vomited red liquid could this be from the rapid food change or should I worry that the ball could have not passed and been obstructed

Thank you for your question. That is concerning, and I worry that the ball is in his stomach, causing irritation. It might be a good idea to feed him a bland diet of boiled white chicken and boiled white rice for a few days and see if he continues to vomit. If he continues to vomit, is lethargic, starts having diarrhea, or seems painful, then an examination with a veterinarian right away would be a good idea. I hope that all goes well for him!

My puppy ate a small rubber bouncy ball July 21st. The vet had us induce vomiting twice no ball came up. Fast forward we have had no issues he's eating playing pooping normal well we came to my mother's on Wednesday Aug 5th he hasn't eaten his food he's eating her dogs food but still playing and pooping well he just puked up this reddish looking liquid and I'm concerned could this have to do with the ball he ate or could it be distress from him refusing to eat his food and changing his diet to my mom's dog food so suddenly? Should I take him in to be seen at the vet here?

Thank you for your question. That is concerning, and I worry that the ball is in his stomach, causing irritation. It might be a good idea to feed him a bland diet of boiled white chicken and boiled white rice for a few days and see if he continues to vomit. If he continues to vomit, is lethargic, starts having diarrhea, or seems painful, then an examination with a veterinarian right away would be a good idea. I hope that all goes well for him!

My puppy may have eaten a stud earrings, but I'm not 100% sure. Should I be worried?

Thank you for your question . I would not think that a small object like that would cause any GI upset, but it is difficult to say for sure. Something that small should pass uneventfully. If you notice any vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy or loss of appetite, it would be best to have your veterinarian see your puppy, but I suspect these signs will not happen. I hope that all goes well for your puppy.

My puppy just got surgery to remove a chicken bone from his stomach. How long till he bounces back to normal with him being so young

Thank you for your question. Young puppies like him should bounce back fairly quickly within a few days. Since I don't know the actual details of his surgery, however, that might be a question for the surgeon that performed the procedure. They will be able to let you know if there were any complications, and what to expect as far as his post-operative care. I hope that all goes well for him.