Would appreciate any advice on the following symptom re choosing a
simillimum for our beloved rescue dog: Sally invariably throws up the
contents of her stomach when she is given anything cold to eat. This has
happened after a tiny bit of vanilla ice-cream (won't make that mistake
again!), after a spoonful of raw milk yogurt (I now let it warm up), and
after any kind of cold raw meat. She consumes the proceeds again when it has
had a bit to warm up and has no problem with it then.



Might "throwing up after cold food" be a SRP symptom for a dog or is it
pretty general? I have given Sally an occasional dose of Phosphorus pretty
successfully based on "cold thrown up when it warms in the stomach" (though
of course it is not exactly that), plus her always searching out the sunny
spots to lie in, and on her cheerful, outgoing personality, but am wondering
whether there is something I am missing. For the moment she is a very
healthy 5+-year-old, with us for almost 4 years now, but she recently had
her mandatory 3-yr rabies shot and there may come a time. TIA, Teresa
(Northern VA, USA)