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Most often it is associated with an upset stomach., but it also can occur from poisening, failed kidneys, side effects of drugs, pain and inflammation in some other area, like severe contipation and many other conditions. Any time there is prolonged vomiting he needs to see a Vetenarian.If not controlled, prolonged vomitting can lead to severe dehydration and the loss of certain vital salts, particularly sodium chloride`and potassium chloride

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Yea, I would say his diet, don't let him eat to much to fast as that will cause him to.

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Thanks for the oversharing...

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What are you feeding him?Have you tried changing his diet?My Chihuahua cant eat certain foods such as chicken bones,some bagged foods cause her to throw up also,try changing your dogs food.

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