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Vomited cylindrical, intact food
Vomiting undigested food may be from overeating, hairballs, or gastritis. Fast briefly; if no relief or worse, see a vet for the cause.
Kitten vomited this morning, roughly this yellow fluid; it is an 8-month, 4 kg little blue cat
A kitten vomiting yellow fluid has many causes: bad food, gastritis, pancreatitis, parasites, virus. Fast 12h, give probiotics; if persistent, see a vet; screen for virus if unvaccinated.
Took the dog out last night, poured kibble and it slept; afternoon still no eat/drink; walk showed yellow diarrhea; gave probiotics, then it vomited yellow; gave amoxicillin, bupleurum, smectite, gentamicin; just vomited white twice more
Vomiting, diarrhea, no eating may be acute gastritis from bad food, bacterial infection, or parvo/corona. Get a vet check and infectious disease screening, especially if unvaccinated.
What happens if a puppy skips one meal?
One skipped meal usually has little effect; resume food gradually. But hunger may lead to trash raiding and bad food causing gastritis; chronic hunger risks gastritis, fatty liver, malnutrition.
Why does a chicken pass red feces
Red chicken feces usually means blood mixed in from damaged stomach/intestinal mucosa and ruptured vessels. Causes include parasites, adenogastritis, enterotoxemia, mycotoxin poisoning; coccidiosis thickens the intestine and causes bleeding and red droppings.
Dog vomits everything, even water; what medicine
When vomiting everything including water, oral drugs don't work; go to the vet for injections. Even if it took medicine it would vomit, irritating the gut more. First find the cause (blockage, gastritis, pancreatitis, virus) then treat by IV/injection.
What if a puppy eats too much chili pepper?
Too much chili can damage the stomach lining, causing diarrhea, vomiting, pain and poor appetite, even gastritis or cramps, and the capsaicin can swell mouth and throat tissues and cause tears. Do not feed chili.
What causes a puppy to have a fever?
Fever can come from a chill, inflammation (enteritis, gastritis) or infectious disease like distemper or parvovirus. Keep the temperature stable and see a vet for persistent fever.
My cat refused food and vomited twice two days ago; I gave omeprazole but it vomited again – what’s wrong?
Not eating and vomiting can come from hairballs, a foreign object, poor diet or gastritis. The vomit contained fur, suggesting a hairball; try hairball paste and cat grass.
My cat has reduced appetite, sits in a loaf position and occasionally vomits – what’s wrong?
The loaf position usually means abdominal pain from gastritis, FIP, liver disease or hairballs. See a vet to find the cause; dehydration and refusal to eat need fluids.