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After yesterday’s four-in-one vaccine, my dog became listless, vomited, trembled, and seems to have a slight cough
Post-vaccine shaking/lethargy/cough has several causes. Allergy to the vaccine may add facial swelling, breathing trouble. Mild-moderate side effects (shaking, low spirits, less appetite, slight fever, injection-site soreness) appear within 24-48h and ease in days. Cough may be respiratory (cold, kennel cough, parainfluenza). Give quiet rest, water, food; if worse, see vet.
My dog has vomited for three days, yellow fluid on days one and three and undigested kibble on day two. The vet said it looked fine and sent us home with medicine; day one of meds no vomit, but today (day two) it threw up kibble again. It has appetite, good spirits, normal stools, wet nose, no fever. What could it be?
Vomiting yellow fluid and undigested food suggests dietary upset or gastroenteritis; feed soaked hypoallergenic kibble in small frequent meals and nothing else. If it continues, get fecal, blood, and imaging tests.
My dog was overfed a few days ago, about 3 to 4 months old, now weak and near death, sometimes comes out for a drink, eats nothing, very thin
Weakness and poor appetite may signal distemper, infectious hepatitis, or parasites; long starvation also causes low blood sugar and electrolyte imbalance. Take it for IV fluids first to restore basics, then run blood, fecal, and imaging tests to find the cause.
My cat has intermittent limb twitching, drools, is low-spirited, and has very hot ears
From your description, twitching, drooling, lethargy, and hot ears don't rule out poisoning, but heart disease, encephalitis, hydrocephalus, brain tumor, epilepsy, or distemper could also cause them. Get a vet exam to confirm the cause; the symptoms are serious, so timely treatment matters.
Why is my dog’s front leg weak and it can’t stand up?
Weak front legs can come from injury, fracture, or calcium deficiency—deficiency shows as soft legs and inability to stand, so supplement calcium. A hurt paw pad or fracture causes reluctance to stand; arthritis or low blood sugar also soften the legs. Check for wounds; if not injury, give energy and see a vet if no improvement.
My cat had a seizure then foamed at the mouth, and the hind legs are clearly weak
Seizure with foaming and weak hind legs suggests epilepsy, poisoning, metabolic acidosis, low blood sugar, or encephalitis. See a vet for targeted care. Epilepsy can't be cured but is controlled with anti-seizure drugs; toxic ingestion needs prompt detoxification.
Hit by a car, butt is swollen and red, blood in the urine
Blood in the urine after a dog is hit by a car is very likely an internal injury, such as rupture and bleeding of the bladder, spleen, or other internal organs. Severe internal bleeding can cause abdominal fluid buildup and peritonitis, and without prompt treatment can be fatal, so take the dog to a veterinary clinic promptly for an ultrasound. If the exam shows only lower urinary tract bleeding, you can give the dog appropriate anti-inflammatory, hemostatic, and bladder-mucosa repair medications such as amoxicillin clavulanate, etamsylate, carbazochrome, or sucralfate. The specific medication depends on the exam results; the owner must not self-medicate.
My baby rabbit this morning kept twitching for no reason, then its mouth kept opening and closing while its limbs didn’t move—what’s wrong?
Twitching can signal heatstroke, low blood sugar, epilepsy, or brainstem oxygen lack; an opening/closing mouth is labored breathing. Move it to a ventilated, quiet, comfortable spot, give glucose water, and provide hay, pellets, and clean water. Watch 1–2 days; if no relief or it recurs, see a vet.
How is dog malnutrition treated?
From one report alone we can't diagnose or advise specifically; more tests with symptoms are needed. The report shows malnutrition, low blood sugar, chronic inflammation, but many diseases cause these. However, low albumin needs albumin infusion promptly; if anemic, transfuse.
My cat ate a lot of kibble in the day, plus treat paste, freeze-dried food, and goat-milk powder, then vomited twice in the evening with food bits — is vomiting twice normal? Second photo is the second vomit.
A cat vomiting twice with food residue after overeating is usually a sign of indigestion; it is best to stop feeding and give some pet-specific probiotics to regulate the gut. If there is no further vomiting afterward, it is normal and you don't need to worry too much. However, if the cat keeps vomiting, it may have triggered acute gastroenteritis and needs prompt veterinary care. A kitten's digestive system is not yet fully developed and its digestive capacity is limited, so control the feeding amount normally and avoid too many types of food at once to reduce the digestive burden.