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DogsSaimaSeptember 12, 2026

My dog got sick in the 9th September mid night

My dog got sick in the 9th September mid night. The following day on the 10th she has been sleeping the whole day not eating nor playing. On the 11th which is today she started vomiting green liquid during morning hours ,then white foam in the afternoon, then yellowish stuff around 6pm today . And now she is trying to excrete but nothing is coming off and she keeps isolating herself💔😭🙏. Please help me I am begging you I am not able to take it to the vet because I cannot afford it.

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TTraciyesterday

Is she having any other symptoms: diarrhea, any blood in the stool, does she still have an appetite, is she still drinking?

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TTracito Traciyesterday

Is she still vomiting? Is she known for eating things she isn’t suppose to? If these symptoms are continuing, and having worsening symptoms it would be best for her to see a vet for a list of possible causes.

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CCaitlin23h ago

I'm really sorry this is happening. I know it is scary to see your dog so sick, especially when you're worried about being able to afford veterinary care. Based on what you've described, I would not recommend trying to manage this at home or waiting another day. Vomiting multiple times over several days, not eating, being very lethargic, and now repeatedly trying to pass stool without producing anything are concerning signs that should be evaluated by a veterinarian as soon as possible. There are several possible causes for these signs, including problems that can become serious quickly, and it isn't possible to tell which one is causing them without an exam. I understand that cost is a major concern. If you truly cannot afford a regular veterinary visit, I would still call a local veterinary clinic and explain the situation and your financial limitations. Ask whether they offer payment options, of if they know of a local veterinary assistance organization or clinic that may be able to help. Some shelters and humane organizations can point you in the direction of lower-cost veterinary resources. Until you can speak with a veterinarian, please avoid giving any type of human medications or trying any home remedies. If her condition deteriorates further, she becomes difficult to wake, has trouble breathing, develops a swollen or painful abdomen, has pale/white gums, or continues trying to vomit without producing anything, I would treat that as an emergency and seek emergency veterinary care immediately. I know that "please see a vet" isn't the answer you were hoping for, especially when money is tight. But with the combination of symptoms you've described, any home remedies will only delay her care. I truly hope she feels better soon, and I hope you're able to find a veterinary clinic or resource that can help you get her the care she needs.

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