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My cat suddenly vomited — what should I do?
Vomiting has many causes: stress, hunger, hairballs, food issues, indigestion, gastritis, foreign objects, infectious disease. Clear foamy liquid may be empty-stomach or stress — try small frequent meals. Vomit with fur suggests hairballs — use hairball paste or grass. Red or pink vomit may mean stomach injury and needs a vet.
My two-month-old kitten threw up gray liquid the size of a fingernail — is it a hairball?
Gray vomit in a kitten can come from digestive upset, hairballs, parasites, or gastritis. At two months a kitten should mainly have milk, not other foods. Withhold food, feed softened kitten kibble in small frequent meals, offer pet probiotics, and see a vet if vomiting continues.
My cat’s drool smells foul and only flows at night — what could it be?
Foul-smelling drooling usually points to oral or digestive problems such as gingivitis, periodontitis, or mouth ulcers. Check the mouth, keep it clean, and see a vet if it doesn't improve.
My dog vomited twice last night (undigested food) and now throws up water after eating—what’s wrong?
Vomiting undigested food can result from indigestion, a sudden food change, parasites, or bacterial/viral infection. If a diet switch triggered it, revert to the old food and transition gradually while feeding on a fixed schedule to avoid overeating. Viral infections such as parvovirus require prompt hospitalization.
Does loose stool mean my dog has parvovirus?
Soft stool in dogs can stem from many causes—a chilled abdomen, a sudden diet change, parasites, indigestion, enteritis, or an infectious disease—so the real cause must be judged from the situation. While parvovirus does cause diarrhea, loose stool alone is not enough to diagnose it; parvovirus usually also brings reduced appetite, fever, vomiting, and foul-smelling stool. If you suspect it, have your dog tested with a PCR or antigen test, since a positive result confirms the infection.
My cat vomited yellow liquid twice, less than a week apart — what’s wrong?
Yellow vomit in cats is commonly caused by indigestion, an empty stomach, gastroenteritis, stress, pancreatitis, or liver and kidney problems. Feed your cat on a regular schedule and seek veterinary care if vomiting persists.
My pregnant cat had diarrhea, then a new puppy arrived, and now she won’t eat, is in pain, and can’t sit — what’s wrong?
Your cat's diarrhea and abdominal pain are most likely caused by a gastrointestinal problem rather than the pregnancy itself, possibly from indigestion, improper diet, or stress. Because miscarriage or difficult labor cannot be ruled out, she should be seen by a veterinarian promptly.
Why is my dog leaking or spraying stool?
Leaking or spraying stool is usually a sign of diarrhea from parasites, a chill, improper diet, or indigestion. Internal parasites such as roundworms, whipworms, or hookworms cause loose stool along with poor appetite, vomiting, stunted growth, and a dull coat, and need prompt deworming. Greasy or unclean food can also upset the gut. Because the causes vary, treatment should target the underlying reason.
Why can’t cats eat egg white?
Egg white's avidin blocks vitamin B and can harm skin and coat; raw white may carry bacteria. Feed a little cooked white or just yolk.
My dog ate a dead fish and vomits white foam — what should I do?
Vomiting after eating a dead fish is often indigestion or gut imbalance, but bacteria can poison the dog; fast one day, give antiemetics and water, and see a vet if it worsens.