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Hamster has yellow-brown stool, seems energetic, was given anti-diarrhea medicine from the seller, but two days later still has loose stool, just less severe. Possible causes: a window was opened for ventilation a few days ago, or it was fed raw carrot slices before.
There are many causes of hamster diarrhea. If it is diet-related, adjust the diet promptly - stop spoiled feed and excess fruits and vegetables, fast for half a day while giving probiotics, and for watery diarrhea give Mommy's Love at the minimum dose plus oral antibiotics.
My dog has coronavirus and had IV drips at the vet for two days but is still not better, still vomiting and refusing food. I can no longer afford the bills but cannot bear to see it suffer. Is there a cheap, useful substitute medicine I can try?
Canine coronavirus usually needs about 7 days of treatment, so two days is too short. Hospitalization with fluids is best because it allows close monitoring and a higher cure rate.
How long can a dog with parvo survive?
A dog with parvovirus survival depends on treatment; with prompt veterinary care many recover within one to two weeks, while untreated cases are often fatal within days. Early and aggressive therapy is critical.
What happens if a dog is given too much IV fluid?
If a dog receives too much intravenous fluid, it can lead to fluid overload, causing swelling, difficulty breathing, and strain on the heart and lungs. In severe cases it may result in pulmonary edema or heart failure.
How can a Teddy survive canine distemper?
Distemper has high mortality; without prompt treatment it is hard to survive. Take to vet for fluids and antivirals plus symptomatic care; isolate other dogs and disinfect the home.
How should you care for a dog after she gives birth?
After birth, keep the whelping area clean and dry since fluids encourage bacteria, and give the mother nutritious food to support lactation. Hand-feed weak puppies with puppy milk formula if needed.
What should a cat eat to replenish nutrients after giving birth?
After giving birth, a cat can replenish nutrients with soups, goat milk, chicken, beef, and nutritional paste. Add tasty toppers if she loses appetite, and seek veterinary IV care if she stops eating.
What medicine should you give a dog with acute gastroenteritis?
Use anti-inflammatory drugs with amoxicillin-clavulanate, cephalosporin or metronidazole, plus anti-diarrhea and anti-vomiting meds. For frequent vomiting and diarrhea, get IV fluids at a clinic to prevent dehydration, then feed plain food and probiotics.
How Long Can a Dog with Uremia Survive?
A dog's life expectancy with uremia depends on disease stage, how quickly treatment begins, age, constitution, and nursing care. Early-stage dogs can live a long time with active treatment, while late-stage uremia is usually irreversible and may be fatal within days to a month.
Can Obesity Cause Fatty Liver in Cats?
Overweight cats are at higher risk of fatty liver, because excess fat around the liver can move into it. Fat cats also more often have diabetes and pancreatitis, which can lead to fatty liver, and prolonged starvation is another common cause. Symptoms include anorexia, weight loss, vomiting, and jaundice, and severe cases can be fatal, so prevention matters.