Stay doesn't feel well, what do I do?

Hi, Elaine. Have you alerted the owner of the situation? If not, I would recommend doing so ASAP. When you say you can "tell" that she is not feeling well, how so? Has she had any vomiting or diarrhea? Is she salivating more than usual? Eating something, especially a lot, of a food they are not used to having is likely to cause an upset stomach. Ribs can be pretty fatty, too, so that could contribute to her stomach upset. I would suggest fasting her for about 12 hours and be sure to provide plenty of water. Monitor her closely to watch for any vomiting or diarrhea. When she seems ready to eat, perhaps offer her small portions to ensure that she is able to keep them down. You can also offer plain white rice and boiled skinless, boneless chicken, which is a very bland diet that helps settle the stomach. Also, ensure that you are keeping the owner updated on her progress.

When in doubt of what to do, call the Rover emergency hotline at 888-727-1140. They'll be able to give you advice on what to do.

You need to contact Rover Support: [Edit: Rover’s contact options have changed. Visit the Rover Help Center at https://support.rover.com/ to find the phone number, help articles, or chat with the team] and discuss with them the situation. The dog may need to be seen by a Vet.

Some dogs have sensitive GI tracts than others. Something that may be greasy and fatty may cause Pancreatitis where the pup will need meds.

Rover will contact the owner about the situation. I personally would reach out to the owner and inform them of the situation as well