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Date Posted: Saturday, January 24, 03:01:55pm
Author: Jackie
Subject: english mastiff puppy,
In reply to: mary ann almeida 's message, "Hi Nancy" on Tuesday, June 24, 10:11:36pm

Hi,

I need some help, we have a 4 /12 month old english mastiff pup, and last nite he vomited up some small rocks, and we then watched his next bowel movement, which of course their was another rock. But it did not seem to bother him. We are concerned for him, and why he is doing this! If anyone has advice please it would be greatly appreciated. Our last mastiff never did this.

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