I feed her twice a day Hev, when she eats it. She often won't eat more than once and often not at all

I have tried the bland diet, it works for a time then we are back to square one

Charcoal biscs is another route I have thought of but not tried. I was worried they would be too difficult to digest

I will talk to the vet about this when I next see her.

Pretty sure it's not the heat. All this was happening from day one.
Live yogurt is the route I am going to go down for now, then I will see what happens.
If she does eat in the day it stays down, she only vomits in the night and only liquid.

I am fighting stomach problems at the moment the vet prescribed Zantac 75mg half tablet 2 times a day.

Note vet charged me £8.21 for 7 tablets and I bought 12 from boots same thing same dose for £3.45

That is for a at the moment 30lb Stafford.

Hi Jen - Charcoal biscuits shouold be easy to digest and are sometimes recommended with dogs who have acid build up. You can get those little tiny boneo ones - worth a try.

I have this problem with Katie, in her case its because she is ill with renal disease, there is so little i can give her,itgets very frustrating & despairing especially when she stops eating & she absolutely loathes her perscription diet . Poor little thing hasn't much going for her at times

I think you are wise to ask the vet before trying any antacids. I used to have to dose Rosie with antacids at bedtime with her liver disease

oops Pepsi is 9lb. So I would definately need veterinary advice.

It is worth a try and will get some when I can.

Poor Katie and so stressful for you.
I wonder if the vet thinks I am fussing. I'm going to give her a few more days then I'm off to sort things with the vet.

No one knows a dog as well as its owner & your vet should realise that

Is this a long term thing or a recent one? My dog has always had a dodgy tum, and will randomly vomit during the night. Some times it can be a few nights in a row, other times it's only once a month. He gets up, paces (usually causing me to try rush him to the door) and normally vomits before I have even got the keys in the door. Then he is fast asleep before I've finished cleaning up the frothy phlemy mess... Not really sure what it is.
He will eat grass year round, but this didn't start until we walked him with a dog which liked to lick the dew of the grass in a morning. I have the sort of dog who likes to copy but often gets it totally wrong.
Over the past 3 weeks my poor baby has been very ill though. Scared me alot, even had to go in on a drip, and when he came home he had to be on 10 small meals during the day and night, just to keep him going otherwise he became very lethargic and would collapse. We are now down to about 6, but if he seems off he gets an extra one.
At the moment I'm hearing about lots of poorly dogs, not sure what is going on.
Sorry it's so long, just wanted to explain my situation.

My advice would be to keep going to your vet everytime something new crops up. Call them with new ideas and questions. At the end of the day it is their job, and this is your dog so it is your job to make poor Pepsi feel as good as you can

Which charcoal biscuits would you recommend. I have tried the boneo ones but worry about the value of ingredients. Any body know what sort of charcoal it is? Am I just being stupid, but can't imagine giving my dog the stuff of the BBQ???

The vet may offer cimetidine or similar for excess stomch acid but if they go without food too long they can get like this, maybe she suits 2-3 smaller feeds?

other than that, rawfeeding sorted this out for my dog.

Edit - you can also buy charcoal out of the chemist and sprinkle on food but it should be a short term thing

Edit - You could also try cottage cheese

SJ we adopted Pepsi in December and she has been like it pretty much from when we brought her home.
What you are describing sounds like our situation. Hubby and I can be seen haring out to the back door nearly every night.
She is not what I would call ill but I will be talking to the vet again.

Concerned about cottage cheese, is there lactose (dairy) in it?
If she would eat 2-3 meals a day this would not be a problem but she often won't eat anything until about 7-8pm

Sounds like she maybe has a bit of an acidic tum
Would you try slippery Elm Bark powder with raw chicken mince and bio-yoghurt (goats)? It may be worth a try?

Its apparently not as bad as say, cows milk, as fresh cows milk for lactose. You can also use cows milk and shake and 'air' each day keeping it in a warm place for a few days for it to be a bit easier digested but if you can get goats milk or goats cheese this is digested easier by many dogs apparently. Remember yoghurt comes mainly from cows milk and is dairy too.

My boy doesnt get these problems anymore on a raw diet and also gets goats milk, yoghurt, cheese as snacks.

Edit - if you made steamed fish for her a few times a day, would she eat it warm? JUst so you can see if she is any better on several meals per day? My dog never used to eat well if he could help it but seems fine with raw. That is my dog though and so I cant say for yours, only what helped us and hopefully may be of help to you. My dog also liked the bark powder, you could try mixing the powder, meat and plain/natural bio-yoghurt (made with goats milk) up and offering spoonfuls throughout the day and see if that helps prevent the sickness?

Sorry I cant be of more help than that.