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Just make sure you tell your vet exactly what symptoms your pup has and take it from there. If he doesn't offer any ideas, then head to another vet. It could be anything from a simple food allergy (grains like corn being the biggest usual offenders) or a disease process. You might go ahead and take her to your vet now instead of waiting for a regularly scheduled visit for shots. Obviously something isn't quite right and it's better to get started on a diagnosis sooner rather than later. :-)