Strange Question for Dog Owners

[kittytech]

Okay. Just a few minutes ago, Taz threw up and I need to go clean things up.
This made me think though, and it's probably going to sound crazy, but I've
got a question. Someone wrote last night that their dog had projectile
vomited. What I'm wondering is, how do you clean something like that up? I
mean, with my cats, it's typically all in one place, and once I find the
pile with my feet I'm able to get rid of it. But, if you've got a big dog
who's throwing up, and it's going everywhere, how do you find it all? I'm
just curious to know how that works, and I'm not trying to criticize at all.
It's just one of those random thoughts that I get from time to time. And
now, time to go on puke patrol.

Comments

[imafarmgirl.livejournal.com]

If it helps the mental image, most dogs don't projectile vommit like mine. I have owned many dogs and not seen this before. I also have all hardwood and lenolium floors and they are not level. Liquid barf slides everywhere on my floors. lol. Nasty. I first get paper towels and a bag. I sop up as much as I can with the paper towels and put them into the bag. Then I get wet swiffers and mop the entire area. I even use the real mop if it's needed. My dog can cover half a room with his projectile exploits.

[jenandbronze.livejournal.com]

Your flour is not level? Oh man, that is a real pain!

[imafarmgirl.livejournal.com]

No, the house is old, and old houses usually settle with the floors not level.