Dog Vomiting - Caused By Medication
by Beth
(West Virginia)
My Siberian Huskey (age 5, 55lbs, male) has been on Prednisolone for 2 weeks for allergies. He has 3 more pills to take, but yesterday he started vomiting. 6 times in 15 hours. (Brown color)
He has been outside a lot also but there were only 2 puddles on the porch, and the rest were in the house. He has been drinking lots of water, and I just gave him some icecubes. I don't have any pepto... I just read online that he could take that. This will make the 2nd day without any prednisolone. Should the vomiting subside now that he is off of it? I read that vomiting is a side effect of that medication!
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