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What happens if a Teddy (Poodle) eats pig liver?
Occasional pig liver supplements vitamin A, protein, minerals—beneficial. But it's fatty; long-term large amounts cause obesity, raising diabetes/heart/pancreas risks. Liver is a detox organ that may hold heavy metals/toxins—long-term risk. Raw liver may carry parasites/bacteria causing gut upset, diarrhea, vomiting.
My 3-year-old Labrador hasn’t eaten for over ten days, vomited green twice, felt better after, and can still go out to play
Symptoms likely from foreign-body blockage, pancreatitis, or other digestive disease. Swallowing indigestible items can block the gut. Pancreatitis etc. also cause not eating/vomiting. See vet promptly to confirm and treat.
What happens if a dog gets too much gentamicin?
An overdose strongly irritates the gut (vomiting, diarrhea); severe cases burden the liver or kidneys or even cause nerve damage, varying by dog and dose. Mild: try pet probiotics. Severe: see a vet.
What happens if a dog eats durian?
Dogs can eat durian, but not in excess. First, durian is high in sugar and fat, which burdens the dog's digestive system; too much can easily cause indigestion symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, and abdominal discomfort. Second, durian can easily make a dog 'heat up' internally, which may cause more eye discharge and severe tear stains. In addition, durian's strong smell and taste may make many dogs uncomfortable, leading them to refuse it or show sneezing and drooling. Finally, some dogs may be allergic to durian components, triggering itchy skin, rashes, or other allergic symptoms.
What happens if a dog eats anti-inflammatory medicine?
Some anti-inflammatories irritate the gut, especially on an empty stomach, causing mild vomiting, diarrhea, or poor appetite. Some dogs are allergic to certain ingredients (rash, itch, rapid breathing, even shock). Long-term high doses can damage the liver and kidneys. Give meds under veterinary guidance; seek care if clear adverse reactions appear.
What happens if a dog is dropped or falls?
Consequences depend on severity, landing, ground hardness. A short fall onto soft ground causes little harm, just fright—comfort it. A high fall with lameness, unable to walk, blood in waste, vomiting, dilated pupils, seizures means urgent vet care. Avoid bumps on the way.
What happens if a cat has parasites?
Internal parasites (roundworm, hookworm, tapeworm) cause diarrhea, vomiting, poor appetite, weight loss, anemia; heavy loads show worms in stool. Heartworm/lung fluke bring cough, breathing trouble, lower stamina. External parasites (mites, fleas, lice, ticks) cause itching, hair loss, dandruff, scabs, even dermatitis, anemia, fever.
What happens if a cat doesn’t expel its hairballs?
Cats swallow fur while grooming, forming hairballs. If not vomited or passed, they grow in the gut and block it, causing vomiting, low appetite, constipation, belly pain. Severe blockage can press organs, affecting gut/liver/kidneys, even organ failure. Plant cat grass or give hairball paste regularly.
What happens if a cat gets parvo (feline panleukopenia)?
Feline parvo, also called feline distemper or feline panleukopenia, causes diarrhea, vomiting, fever, bloody stool, poor appetite, lethargy, and weight loss in cats. Without prompt treatment, the cat can die from dehydration within 7-14 days. In addition, the parvovirus can survive a long time in the environment and may spread to other cats through saliva, feces, and other contaminants. Therefore, once the owner suspects the cat is infected, take it to a veterinary clinic promptly for testing, begin isolation and treatment early after diagnosis, and disinfect the living environment regularly.
What happens if a French Bulldog eats too much?
Frenchies exercise little; overeating leads to obesity, raising risks of heart disease, joint/bone disease, diabetes. Their digestion isn't great; overfeeding causes indigestion (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, belly pain). Control diet by weight and exercise, feed small amounts often.