Rats and horses can't vomit.
Horses have an extremely strong valve between the esophagus and the stomach; overpowering that valve in order to send food out of the stomach is nearly impossible (this is why colic is such a serious problem for horses). Rats have a powerful seal separating the esophagus from the stomach that they are unable to open. Their digestive systems are a one-way street, which means that when they overeat they simply have to feel miserable - or, in extreme cases, die.
What are your thoughts on this subject?
64 Comments
Sandra Davis
Maybe your dog can’t vomit but mine does.
Player
Cats more than make up for the inability of horses and rats to vomit. Cats are champions at vomiting.
Sandra Ramirez Walther
Someone in our neighborhood puts out poison one of the rats ate it and it had thrown up the poison and died near the barf!!
Mary Caypless Tardif
I, undoubtedly, hit the correct answer but it says I didn’t. I’m upset. Especially on such an easy question 🤬
Mary Caypless Tardif
dsneed, oh yes they can. What kind of dog do you have?
Player
njmuscat, I think most, if not all, rodents and lagomorphs can't.
wandajaneburlinson
I need one of those valves.
Chrissie
Astonishing to think it's actually a privilege to vomit.
I seldom think that whilst I'm doing it!
allysweets
I think you mean bulimia Christina McKenzie,
allysweets
There’s other quizz sites out there if this is annoying for you Rachelle Wysong, Read the information regarding the question, you might learn something
allysweets
Dogs vomit dsneed,
allysweets
Educar, the information given after the question is interesting though. I do these quizzes to learn more.
allysweets
Dogs definitely vomit dsneed,
Diane Lynn Kinsman
Knew horses re colic..
Carl Bowles
...but it can "GO" like a racehorse!! hahaha
Don Racette
Sandra Davis That's because you are not spoiling your dog enough.