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Wasn't particularly worried about this, but while I am here, I thought I would get otheres opinions.
Last night Murphy walked in the lounge and promptly threw up his dinner. He had only just finished eating it seconds before, but it all came out complete, it was unchewed. Now I was presuming that he had just scoffed his dinner too fast and hadn't chewed it and this was why he threw it back up. He is perfectly happy in himself. I just wanted to see what others thought, incase there is something wrong. Thanks. Daffi x
Last night Murphy walked in the lounge and promptly threw up his dinner. He had only just finished eating it seconds before, but it all came out complete, it was unchewed. Now I was presuming that he had just scoffed his dinner too fast and hadn't chewed it and this was why he threw it back up. He is perfectly happy in himself. I just wanted to see what others thought, incase there is something wrong. Thanks. Daffi x
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Dogs often bring their food back, and then eat it again bit by bit.
Looks gross I know but its what they would do in the wild, eat it quickly in case another animal came along to take if off them, return to their lair and then regurgitate it and eat it at their leisure. Same as mothers do for their offspring.
Looks gross I know but its what they would do in the wild, eat it quickly in case another animal came along to take if off them, return to their lair and then regurgitate it and eat it at their leisure. Same as mothers do for their offspring.