Reason I ask is when we switched our youngest cocker to her raw diet she would eat and then vomit... she was just under a year old and a gulper and had eaten kibble all her life... it was very frustrating because I never had a problem with any other dogs before her.
Finally I bought babyfood meat and started giving her baby food and pureed babyfood vegetables and she kept that down, then I slowly started adding in the food I wanted her to eat and she kept it down, if I tried to go to fast she vomited and we started all over again.... finally her system (with the help of some homeopaty and slippery elm) settled down and now she eats with the best of them...
Lady was a good learning lesson to me... like people, not all dogs (or cats) are the same and with some we have to take it a little slower...
She just threw up the whole kit and kaboodle, lol. She eats more slowly than the boys, too. She hasn’t upchucked in a few days, but we’re just giving her a small portion of the Nature’s Logic mixed in with her reg. dry. For a few days, she ate around the NL kibble and let the others finish that. Now she’s eating it again, but still prefers her old food. I’ll call the guy at NL. Emma is our little princess- small size, probably due to the trauma of her kittenhood. She was a rescue at my animal hospital and had one operation when she was only 3 weeks old.(for an insect larva that had burrowed under her skin and grown large.) After that, she went home to wherever it was she was born, but just a few weeks later came in with a busted up hind leg. I met Emma the day before they amputated the leg, and fell in love:)