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My Teddy has enteritis. What should I do?
Enteritis is not the only cause of gut signs; rule out toxins, virus, bacteria, parasites, blockage and pancreatitis at a vet first. Acute and chronic forms need targeted care.
My dog has serious crusting on its nose and body. What is wrong?
Crusting on the nose and around eyes suggests mange mites, maybe with bacterial pyoderma. Get a skin scrape and treat; keep the area dry.
Both of my cat’s paws are swollen. What could it be?
Swollen paws may be infection, interdigital dermatitis, insect stings, or disease edema. Treat pain and inflammation; see a vet if no improvement in 3 days.
My cat keeps getting red stuff in its eyes that comes back after cleaning. What is it?
Recurring red eye discharge may be normal gunk, or conjunctivitis, keratitis or diet-related heat. Clean and use drops; see a vet if it persists.
My cat has three small bumps on its head; could a neighborhood cat have scratched it, or is it poor deworming? Will the fur grow back?
Head bumps can come from scratches, infection or ringworm. Clean and disinfect wounds, and see a vet for a skin scrape if needed.
Cat Vomited All Its Food Today and Has Blood in Its Urine
Blood in urine with vomiting is most likely from urinary blockage. Signs include licking the penis, frequent litter visits, little urine, and a full bladder.
How Long Does It Take for a Cat’s Conjunctivitis to Heal?
A cat's conjunctivitis generally clears up within 7 to 10 days, though the exact recovery time depends on the underlying cause, severity, and treatment. Causes range from bacterial and herpes viral infections to chlamydia or mycoplasma infections.
How long does it take an arowana’s tail rot to heal?
Arowana tail rot heals in 1-2 months. Fix water quality, treat injuries with permanganate, or use oxytetracycline baths for bacterial causes.
How long should a puppy with severe diarrhea be fasted?
A puppy with severe diarrhea can be fasted for 12-24 hours until symptoms ease. Since diarrhea can signal infections or obstructions, seek veterinary care for serious or persistent cases.
How should I treat my rabbit’s eye with anti-inflammatory ointment, and what if the bump is hard?
Swelling and tearing around a rabbit's eye usually signal a fungal or bacterial skin infection. Clean with saline or iodine, apply an antibacterial ointment without bandaging, and use an E-collar if it scratches. See a vet if it does not improve.