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by: ARita Railnonymous

I don’t know if this information will help your pom but it seems to have the same problem I had with my pom Emily last spring. She began drooling and over the course of time this became to be more and more. She also brought up her food. The drool was thick and clear at times. She refused to eat and was looking quite peaked. I took her to my vet and she was diagnosed as having a stomach ailment. I had to take away her Hill’s small bites and give her Hill’s fat reduced soft can food. The change helped for a few days but did not help the situation entirely except that she ate a bit better. I had to change her to a few cans of Hill’s ID food. She also received antibiotics and was healed within two weeks. This may be what is ailing your dog. Emily was also getting a few pieces of Buttered toast with me in the morning before this all happened. (Too much fat). She has been very well since her low fat food and no more toast with butter. She is back on her Small Bites I think you are giving your dog too many different kinds of food. Since she has shown you she is having a tummy ailment, I would give her only the Low Fat or the Hill’s Small bites. All of my dogs have been on Hill’s small bites but as any humans they can get a tummy ache. Please see your vet and he will prescribe what is best for your pet. I can only advise you what I have always done for mine. Take care. RR