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My cat has tearing, more discharge, and one red eye corner
A little eye discharge is normal and needs daily cleaning, but much discharge with a red corner is not; greasy food or low water causes 'heat' and excess discharge. Switch to light food and water, clean daily, and treat keratitis or entropion if present.
My dog has a tick, can I remove it myself and what would a vet cost?
Remove ticks promptly with a tick-specific external dewormer. For one or two, numb with alcohol and pull out slowly with tweezers, never yank lest the mouthpart stays. A vet visit for removal and dewormer is usually cheap; deworm monthly and avoid grass.
How long does a puppy with pulmonary edema need oxygen?
A puppy with pulmonary edema needs oxygen 24 hours a day or risks suffocation. It strikes suddenly with labored breathing and blue membranes; the danger period is 3 to 7 days needing oxygen, fluids, and drugs at the clinic.
My 3-year British Shorthair had urethral stricture after surgery and keeps closing up what can help?
Post-surgery urethral adhesion means the inner walls stick, from poor tissue alignment, tension, urine leak, or licking, blocking urine. It may need a second surgery to separate and dilate the urethra, with antibiotics and no licking.
How long does it take to cure a dog passing white worms?
The white worms are likely roundworms, so deworm promptly and thoroughly. Roundworms are internal parasites needing dog-specific dewormer; if heavily infected, repeat in two weeks to clear them fully.
How often should a medium dog’s nails be trimmed?
Trim a dog's nails every 2 to 4 weeks by growth rate. Outdoor dogs wear them down and need less frequent trims; indoor dogs need more. Use dog-specific clippers to avoid injury.
How long before a flight should a cat stop eating?
A cat should fast 4 hours before flying and be encouraged to urinate first. IATA requires at least 4 hours fasting to avoid transit digestive upset, but do not fast too long; check with the vet or airline for specifics.
What is the lifespan of a Norwegian Lundehund?
A Norwegian Lundehund generally lives 12 to 15 years, affected by diet, health, and care. It is active, so give space and regular exercise, and feed high-quality food for enough nutrition.
My dog has some scars on its skin, what caused this?
From the picture, hair loss, crusting, and red rashes are usually skin disease: fungal or bacterial infection, parasites, allergic dermatitis, or eczema. Get a skin exam and treat accordingly; keep the coat dry and use a collar if needed.
How long is the growth period of an English Bulldog?
An English Bulldog's growth period is about a year, maturing around 1 year, though poor nutrition delays it. Adults stand 51 to 64 cm and weigh 18 to 25 kg; give good nutrition and moderate exercise.