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What are the benefits of salmon oil for dogs?
Salmon oil is rich in vitamins that aid calcium absorption and development. Its Omega-3 fatty acids ease joint stiffness and swelling. DHA brightens eyes, restores vessel elasticity, protects the heart, and aids brain development. Omega-3 also boosts skin immunity and improves dryness, itch, dander, and hair loss.
What is in dog nutrition paste?
Dog nutrition paste usually has amino acids, lecithin, taurine, fish oil, prebiotics, minerals, and vitamins — all essential nutrients. Use it when nutrition is low or after illness to supplement. It is balanced and rich and works fast, but choose a high-quality paste.
Bought fish oil; gave some before work, forgot to close it, came back and it ate about 50-60 pills; since last night mild diarrhea, dark stool, a bit sleepy today; any problem?
Dogs must not eat excess fish oil; their digestion and liver are limited, and too much causes acute diarrhea or even gut bleeding, and dark stool suggests digestive bleeding. If spirits are fine after diarrhea, little danger; if diarrhea, sleepiness, and poor appetite continue, vitamin toxicity is possible, so go to the vet at once.
Can a Teddy bear hamster eat this nutrition paste? Are its ingredients harmful?
Hamsters can eat small-animal nutrition paste; the ingredients are not toxic but should not be overfed. It is rich in vitamins and nutrients to fill gaps, but maltose, vegetable oil, and soy protein are hard to digest and may cause soft stool and vomiting if eaten too much.
Cat hasn’t eaten since coming home and keeps vomiting, but no diarrhea
Not eating and ongoing vomiting after coming home may be a stress reaction. Give probiotics and B-complex to counter stress and aid digestion. If unvaccinated, also consider viral infection. If vomiting continues or spirits drop, see a vet for targeted care.
What is the condition of my cat’s gums and teeth? Is it a disease and how should I handle it?
The photo shows inflamed gums. Signs include red swollen gums, reduced appetite, difficulty chewing, and bad breath, usually from bacterial or viral infection, diet, poor dental care, or other disease. See a vet dentist early for diagnosis and targeted treatment; vet-approved anti-inflammatory drugs and oral spray help, plus daily brushing.
My chick got chilled, and even after warming up it’s still limp and won’t eat.
Cold-stimulus weakness needs warmth and no re-chilling, plus more nutrition: higher protein (soybean meal, fish meal), vitamins and minerals in water, and periodic vitamin/calcium shots to recover strength and resistance.
My 4-month Golden Retriever was normal last night but this morning its legs are weak; X-ray says ligament sprain. It lies still, hard to get up, drools, won’t eat/drink. Can anyone help?
Hello. The photo alone can't judge the cruciate ligament (needs a drawer test), but the X-ray suggests hip dysplasia—common in Goldens and genetic. Typical signs: lameness, joint pain, movement trouble, swelling. See a vet for assessment; avoid hard exercise and supplement calcium and vitamin D.
What deficiency makes a dog have trouble moving its legs?
Trouble moving can have many causes; lack of key nutrients is important, especially calcium—vital for bones/joints. Low calcium or poor absorption causes poor bone development and osteoporosis, leading to unstable walking, lameness, joint deformity. Vitamin D aids calcium use; lack of it or of protein/phosphorus also hurts bones/muscles.
What can cause a dog’s muscles to atrophy?
Causes include aging, lack of exercise, fractures or hip dysplasia affecting muscles, and poor nutrition lacking protein/vitamins that block muscle repair.