Quote:
Originally Posted by jlaack  Have you discussed this with your vet? Tramadol and most other pain relievers should be given on a full stomach. I think you should discuss it with your vet. We have administered morphine, tramadol, metacam, tylenol with coedine to our dog prescribed by the vet. The instructions for all are to give with food (ie a full stomach). Since your dog has cancer, I would be concerned that the vomiting is being caused by the disease and not the drug... |
I am not sure if it's because I give it to him as soon as he is done eating or if it is the cancer it's self just taking another turn. I am hoping he will eat in the morning and keep it down all day. I never give any pills to him on an empty stomach. I just hope I have a little more time with him. He is very alert and drinking even barking at sounds he hears with our windows open. It's hard to make a decission to leyt them go when they still have so much life, But, if he can't keep food down I will know it is the cancer and I wont let him suffer. I had my partner take a lot of pictures of Drake and me tonight. I like so many of us have been crying a lot and we have been going through so much other stuff like others that it is like living in a fog