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What happens if a dog holds stool too long?
Long stool holding releases toxins, causing bloating, pain, poor appetite and vomiting, and can lead to constipation and megacolon. Walk it morning and evening or train indoor relief.
What happens if a dog eats celery?
Dogs can eat celery, which adds fiber, vitamins and immunity support, but only plain, not oil- and salt-cooked. Too much causes indigestion.
How to feed a two-month-old Pug?
Feed a two-month Pug goat milk or warm-soaked kibble, 3-5 small meals a day for its immature gut. Deworm and then vaccinate a week later.
What is a normal cat stool like?
Normal cat stool is brown, short and cylindrical, firm and intact. Loose or pellet-like stool suggests hairballs or dehydration; watery stool signals serious illness.
What happens if a cat eats avocado?
Avocado can poison a cat because it contains persin, which cats cannot metabolize, causing vomiting, diarrhea and breathing trouble; severe cases can be fatal. Seek vet care.
What happens if a dog is given egg white?
A little cooked egg white is fine, but raw egg white may carry bacteria and parasites. Too much is hard to digest and the avidin harms vitamins, so egg yolk is better.
What happens if a dog eats steamed buns (mantou)?
Eating buns easily causes indigestion because they are starch-heavy and hard for dogs to digest, leading to bloating, vomiting and gas. Long-term feeding causes malnutrition; feed balanced dog food instead.
My dog’s stool was normal at first, but last night it had water mixed into the poop.
Watery stool is diarrhea, possibly from parasites, indigestion, or gastroenteritis, not necessarily parvovirus. Fast half a day with probiotics and light diet; if no improvement, use medication or vet testing.
My cat regurgitates the food it eats and is listless.
Not eating with vomiting has many causes: dietary indiscretion, foreign body obstruction, hairballs, panleukopenia, or poisoning and organ disease. Probiotics may help mild cases, but persistent or severe signs need a vet.
A two- to three-month-old puppy vomited white mucus, head drooping, mouth clamped shut, whimpering, hard tense abdomen; critical. Recently ate lots of meat. Is it gastroenteritis? In the countryside with only human medicines. Now whimpering again, very weak. What do I do?
Vomiting and lethargy in an unvaccinated puppy raise concern for distemper, coronavirus, or parvovirus, or acute gastroenteritis from rich food, or a bone causing an intestinal foreign body. Seek a vet for screening; if impossible, fast and give glucose, anti-emetics, and antibiotics.