A 4-year-old MN Labrador retriever was presented for vomiting food and bile over the prior 5 days. The owner reported no potential for foreign body consumption. Physical exam revealed mild dehydration, depression, excessive panting, mild tender cranial abdomen, and slightly slow capillary refill time (2 seconds.) Blood analysis was normal except for minor anemia and slight albumin elevation. Radiographs were unremarkable. The patient responded slightly to IV fluid support and cerenia, but had minimal appetite.

A 4-year-old MN Labrador retriever was presented for vomiting food and bile over the prior 5 days. The owner reported no potential for foreign body consumption. Physical exam revealed mild dehydration, depression, excessive panting, mild tender cranial abdomen, and slightly slow capillary refill time (2 seconds.) Blood analysis was normal except for minor anemia and slight albumin elevation. Radiographs were unremarkable. The patient responded slightly to IV fluid support and cerenia, but had minimal appetite.