I'm a bit worried about my dog. Here's the deal. He's an almost 2-year-old Lhasa Apso, who we love dearly. About two weeks ago, we changed his dog food. It's still the same brand (Eukenuba), but a slightly different formula. I mixed it in with his old food and then switched completely last week. He's eating it OK.
However, off and on for the last week or so he's had an upset stomach. Not severely. He did vomit once, but other than that, his stomach just makes noises. He's a bit extra sensitive, so when that happens, he gets really clingy. It's sweet, but it also worries me. I've checked outside to make sure (once again) there's nothing he can get into to eat. I'm not seeing anything and trying to keep an eye on him.
He's still eating relatively normally. His energy seems a bit lower than usual, but not horribly so. I'm just wondering if I need to go ahead and call the vet or try switching back to his other food and see if that resolves everything. I"m going to go buy some today either way. I'm just worried with all the stuff I've read lately. He's our first dog we've had as adults and we don't have kids, yet, so I really try to NOT be the overprotective puppy mom, but I can't help it. Any suggestions?
However, off and on for the last week or so he's had an upset stomach. Not severely. He did vomit once, but other than that, his stomach just makes noises. He's a bit extra sensitive, so when that happens, he gets really clingy. It's sweet, but it also worries me. I've checked outside to make sure (once again) there's nothing he can get into to eat. I'm not seeing anything and trying to keep an eye on him.
He's still eating relatively normally. His energy seems a bit lower than usual, but not horribly so. I'm just wondering if I need to go ahead and call the vet or try switching back to his other food and see if that resolves everything. I"m going to go buy some today either way. I'm just worried with all the stuff I've read lately. He's our first dog we've had as adults and we don't have kids, yet, so I really try to NOT be the overprotective puppy mom, but I can't help it. Any suggestions?
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