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The day before yesterday it had diarrhea with blood at the end; I gave Revolution (topical dewormer), probiotics, and smectite powder. Yesterday the stool was formed, but early this morning it had diarrhea again
Diarrhea with blood in dogs can have various causes, including indigestion, malabsorption, digestive tract injury, parasite infection, enteritis, and viral infection. Based on your description, the dog still had diarrhea after deworming and medication, which suggests the cause may not be parasites — the medicine didn't match the problem. Take the dog to a vet for relevant tests and apply targeted treatment based on the results.
My golden hamster drinks less than before, has a belly lump, drooping ears, bloating, whole-body weakness, crusty eyes, can’t control urination, and keeps its tail down.
Based on your description, a golden hamster with bloating, weakness, and incontinence may have indigestion, a tumor, ascites, or pyometra. Take it to a vet for an X-ray to find the cause rather than delaying or self-medicating.
Dog vomits white foam and yellow fluid with undigested kibble, won’t eat or drink, only sleeps
This is usually acute gastroenteritis, possibly from parvovirus, coronavirus, bacteria, or parasites. Unvaccinated dogs should be tested for viral disease. If just digestive upset, give fluids for hydration and electrolytes, then anti-inflammatory, anti-vomiting, and anti-diarrhea meds.
What should I do if my dog has had diarrhea for two consecutive days?
Diarrhea has many causes—diet, indigestion, gastritis, parasites, infectious disease. Observe energy and appetite; if normal, it's likely dietary—fast, give probiotics, adjust diet. If no improvement, see a vet.
I was away at my hometown for over a month and a friend fed my cat. Since I returned, it occasionally poops on the floor (never before), fidgets when sitting as if it can’t stay still, gulps its food, is unusually hyperactive, and often vomits undigested kibble.
Based on your description, vomiting undigested kibble is most likely from eating too fast and poor digestion. Try a slow-feeder bowl, offer smaller and more frequent meals, and give pet probiotics. If other problems persist, have your cat checked at a vet clinic.
My three-month-old kitten had chicken-breast cat food for the first time today; this afternoon it started twitching its nose, possibly coughing about five or six times, but with no discharge and good spirits.
Nose twitching after eating chicken-breast cat food may just be from eating too fast and choking—keep observing. If it persists, it could signal a respiratory infection, pneumonia, heart disease, or blood parasites, needing a vet check. Also avoid overfeeding favorite foods to prevent rapid eating and choking.
Not sure what happened, my cat just threw up. I only fed it cat food and water, nothing else.
Vomiting yellow-green fluid can be caused by many issues—indigestion, gastritis, gastric ulcer, pancreatitis, liver or gallbladder disease, or infection with feline distemper or coronavirus. Withhold food temporarily and offer a little warm water to prevent dehydration. If vomiting stops, probiotics and pet antibiotics may help; if it continues, see a vet.
Kitten given lactose-free milk, then vomited clear fluid
Lactose-free milk can still upset a kitten's stomach. Stop it, add probiotics; vet if vomiting continues.
What happens if a Golden Retriever eats cake?
Cake upset's a Golden's stomach and teeth. Xylitol, chocolate, or grapes in it can be deadly.
22-day-old puppy has diarrhea
A 22-day puppy's diarrhea is often indigestion; add probiotics. Persistent cases need vet testing for infections.