Is she able to drink water? Does water stay down?
If not, I'd advise you to take her to the vet...it could be a blockage. (Does she eat or chew on rocks, small toys, rawhide?)
Puppies get tummy upsets often and usually it is nothing...does she make the (sorry this is graphic) motion and sound of vomiting? (Where their tummy goes in and out and they sound like a saw bending back and forth?) I ask because it may make a difference to the vet when you call...I don't know. But I am wondering if the food is making it to the tummy or if it is coming up before it gets there?
Her refusal to eat could be many reasons too...but the most important factor, I think, is whether or not she is drinking and keeping water down. Also if she is pooping okay...which would mean that food is passing through.
If the food is passing through, you can probably wait until tomorrow...
I would always err on the side of caution...and call the vet, perhaps even the emergency room visit. If you have a health center you can call or a vet on call, that is the best. Then they can advise you and give you more things to look out for.
If not, I'd advise you to take her to the vet...it could be a blockage. (Does she eat or chew on rocks, small toys, rawhide?)
Puppies get tummy upsets often and usually it is nothing...does she make the (sorry this is graphic) motion and sound of vomiting? (Where their tummy goes in and out and they sound like a saw bending back and forth?) I ask because it may make a difference to the vet when you call...I don't know. But I am wondering if the food is making it to the tummy or if it is coming up before it gets there?
Her refusal to eat could be many reasons too...but the most important factor, I think, is whether or not she is drinking and keeping water down. Also if she is pooping okay...which would mean that food is passing through.
If the food is passing through, you can probably wait until tomorrow...
I would always err on the side of caution...and call the vet, perhaps even the emergency room visit. If you have a health center you can call or a vet on call, that is the best. Then they can advise you and give you more things to look out for.
