Things You'll Need

Instructions

1

Allow your dog outside for brief periods so she can eat grass. Grass helps a dog vomit the offending food and can often ease the dog's symptoms.
2

Stop feeding the dog for 24 hours if he has diarrhea. He may refuse all food anyway, but make sure he doesn't consume anything. His stomach and digestive system need to purge the offending foods before you introduce any more food.
3

Keep a full bowl of water available at all times. Dehydration can set in if the dog has gone a long period without eating or drinking.
4

Feed the dog very bland food after 24 hours has passed. Good choices include boiled chicken and plain, boiled white rice. See how she reacts to the food and determine if she can handle going back on her regular food soon.
5

Take the dog to the veterinarian if his symptoms persist longer than 24 hours. He may have a virus in his intestines that needs medication.