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Around 8 PM I gave the cat a piece of chicken breast, and at 8:40 it suddenly vomited and threw up a lot of white foam – what’s the cause?
White foam vomiting has many causes: indigestion, excess stomach acid, gastritis. Chicken breast can cause indigestion; unclean or un-fresh meat can cause vomiting and soft stool. First fast it and give pet probiotics; watch. If no relief, give pet anti-inflammatory and antiemetic. If still abnormal, see a vet.
My cat was missing for half a year and was adopted – will he be upset if I visit him? (He seems stressed and mildly depressed)
Cats are timid but are not usually diagnosed with depression. After half a year with a new owner, he likely trusts them and has forgotten you, so he may just hide. As long as you do not force interaction, a major stress reaction is unlikely. Severe stress, however, can weaken immunity and cause anorexia or illness.
My four-month-old cat had an abdominal exam three days ago that mentioned the stomach system, has been on IV fluids for three days, improves at night but is worse mornings and noon, is drooling and low-energy, and the vet wants a 600 yuan biochemistry test I can’t afford. Please help.
From the uploaded film the cause can't be determined, so specific advice is limited. The current meds target inflammation, vomiting, pain, and nutrition; if ineffective, further testing is needed. Try a larger clinic to avoid delaying care.
My cat eats boiled chicken, carrot, gizzards and kibble, and suddenly vomited today
From the photo, the vomit is undigested food, usually from improper feeding or overeating causing indigestion. Withhold food for a while and give pet probiotics to balance gut flora. If vomiting continues, gastroenteritis is possible and a veterinary visit is advised.
It vomited something hard, like poop
The cat may be vomiting undigested food from eating too much or too fast, or exercise after meals. If it acts normal, it's likely normal regurgitation. If unknown material is vomited, consider a foreign object and watch its condition; see a vet for severe reactions.
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.
What Happens If a Cat Eats Raw Chicken?
Raw chicken is rich in fat and protein and can supplement nutrition and improve appetite, but it may also carry parasites, bacteria, and viruses that threaten a cat's health and cause gastroenteritis, vomiting, and diarrhea.
What happens if a dog eats apricots?
A small amount of apricot usually causes no serious reaction, but apricots are sour and hard to digest, and overeating can irritate the gut and cause diarrhea or vomiting. Apricot kernels contain small amounts of cyanide and can poison a dog, with symptoms from vomiting to shock. Remove the pit and avoid feeding many.
What Happens If a Dog Has an Intestinal Blockage?
An intestinal blockage prevents food and digestive fluids from passing normally through the gut, causing persistent vomiting, diarrhea or constipation, abdominal pain, bloating, loss of appetite, and lethargy. Without prompt treatment, dehydration and electrolyte imbalance can develop and become life-threatening.
What happens if a dog eats cured/salty meat?
Salty meat can cause thirst, drinking, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration. Dogs metabolize salt poorly, and curing uses lots of salt, which irritates the gut. Severe cases: salt poisoning (thirst, frequent urination, fatigue, tremors, coma). Excess salt burdens kidneys and raises blood pressure, risking heart disease or stroke.