Jake: this is a serious matter. Just one example is inflammation of the pancreas. This can cause a dog to die in a matter of hours. On the other end of the scale is a simple inflammation of the stomach. But in any case, as Dr. Mathis said, this is a matter for a doctor to diagnose and treat directly.
Also much to discuss afterwards like diet, follow-up treatments, prevention of the problem and so on.
Please get your dog in today!
She is able to keep rice down 3 times a day and is also able to keep large amounts of water down now. Also is able to eat white bread. I am feeding her 3 times a day to make sure she is getting enough to eat. If she had a blockage nothing would stay down or come out would it? Her stomach is soft to touch and stool is normal.
A pet not able to hold anything down, needs to be seen by a veterinarian asap. There is a primary or secondary GI problem going on. Some can be easily fixed, some are more involved. Without diagnostics and therapy, a perforation of a GI organ can occur and severe, possibly deadly results ensue. Please have her examined by a veterinarian asap.