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My Cat Hasn’t Eaten or Drunk for Two Days, Got Thin, and Vomits Yellow Fluid—What Should I Do?
Two days without food/water plus weight loss and yellow vomit is an emergency that can lead to shock from dehydration. Get fluids and a full check at a vet; causes include gastroenteritis, pancreatitis, or infection.
My Cat Has Diarrhea (Yellow Stools), Is Lethargic, Belly Cramps, Looks Nauseous, and Breathes Rapidly
This may be panleukopenia, parasites, GI disease, or diet. Deworm and test first; gastroenteritis or pancreatitis also fit. Severe cases like panleukopenia can be fatal within a week—see a vet promptly.
My cat started vomiting white foam last night and is weak all over; sometimes it cannot bring anything up. What is wrong?
Vomiting white foam with limb weakness in a cat is considered likely caused by poisoning and requires urgent veterinary care. Many causes exist, but foamy vomiting with whole-body weakness should first rule out toxic poisoning.
My dog since yesterday won’t eat, only drinks water, keeps arching its rear, occasional clear vomit, no stool — what’s wrong?
Frequent rear-arching with persistent vomiting suggests abdominal pain; pancreatitis or parvovirus could be the cause and can worsen or turn life-threatening. Don't medicate blindly — see a vet to find the cause.
My Cat Vomits Brown Then Pinkish Fluid, Has Cold Limbs, and Is Lethargic—What’s Wrong?
Vomiting with cold limbs and lethargy could be panleukopenia, coronavirus, pancreatitis, hepatitis, or nephritis, possibly leading to hypothermia. This is an emergency—seek veterinary care immediately.
Cat vomits yellow fluid, white foam at mouth, won’t eat or drink, no energy
Yellow vomit, no eating/drinking, and low spirits can come from many serious diseases: gut dysfunction, infectious disease, liver disease, pancreatitis, or hairball-caused acute gastroenteritis; white foam does not rule out poisoning. First do infectious-disease and blood screening at the vet; frequent vomiting causes dehydration, so IV fluids may be needed. If no visit, use anti-vomit and antibacterial meds.
No energy, vomited, won’t eat
Dog vomiting has many causes: gastritis, intestinal blockage, pancreatitis, parasites, viral disease, liver/gallbladder disease. If unvaccinated, rule out distemper or parvovirus. See a vet for tests; if infectious, use antivirals promptly. If just enteritis, anti-inflammatory and antiemetic shots plus a light diet for a few days usually recover.
My puppy hasn’t eaten for three days, only vomits, and today it only drinks water and throws it up right after.
Vomiting right after drinking suggests gut disease or pancreatitis. After 3 days with no food the dog is weak, so take it for IV fluids and energy plus diagnosis. Delay risks hypoglycemia, dehydration, shock, death.
Vomited kibble at first, reduced; since yesterday no food or water; today only water then vomited white foamy fluid
Vomiting with no eating and lethargy may be bacterial gastroenteritis, parasites, pancreatitis, or panleukopenia. Abdominal imaging and blood tests at a vet are recommended.
Golden Retriever, 3 months, 15 jin, lively but soft stools, not gaining weight, pale gums despite supplements
Soft stools after overeating may be indigestion or digestive diseases such as pancreatitis or enteritis. An overly greasy diet or excess additives can also soften stools.