Will Falconer, DVM Moderator
My first thought as a homeopathic vet is there's some underlying chronic disease that needs to be addressed. Raw food should be easier to digest than any other and is species appropriate to dogs by definition, genetically so similar to the wolf. On our cat interview with homeopathic vet Dr. Tasi earlier, she points out how healthy cats don't vomit. If they do regularly, there's illness present and, like all well trained homeopathic vets, we'd approach that constitutionally, i.e. treating the unique individual and only looking at digestion as one part of a larger whole. When their chronic disease is cured, the vomiting stops, along with an overall improvement that's usually visible in several different areas.
So, the fundamental question is: was the fault the food or the dog? I think the latter. As we learned from Thomas Sandberg earlier, even grocery store meats can make a huge uptick in health for a dog coming off commercial food. Often with miraculous results, in fact.
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