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What happens if a dog eats an orange?
Oranges are rich in vitamins and fiber; a little is fine and even healthy. But they're high in sugar and acid, so too much burdens the gut and can cause diarrhea, vomiting, or belly pain. Feed in moderation; if upset, give warm water and probiotics, and see a vet if it lingers.
Xiaohei is a newborn kitten I just brought home the day before yesterday. He was energetic at first but wouldn’t eat (not even wet food); since last night he just sleeps, though he eliminates normally. Today we switched cat food and he ate ~20g but is still listless—what should I do?
A newly homed kitten being low-energy is common. With no clear symptoms, keep observing and check temperature. If it keeps refusing food with vomiting or diarrhea, it may be sick—see a vet for targeted treatment.
What happens if a dog eats mango skin?
A little mango is usually fine, but mango is high in fiber and sensitive stomachs may get bloating, diarrhea, or vomiting. A few dogs may be allergic to mango-skin components, with itching, mucosal swelling, or breathing difficulty. If reactions occur, seek veterinary care and avoid feeding again.
What happens if a dog eats scallions (green onions)?
Scallions and related plants (onion, chives, leeks) contain a toxic compound (n-propyl disulfide) that breaks red blood cells and causes hemolytic anemia. If your dog shows drooling, vomiting, red or black stool, weakness, jaundice, or collapse after eating them, go to a vet at once.
What should I do if my cat vomits water and foam?
Vomiting white foam with no eating or drinking can come from irritating food, long hunger, poisoning, stress, hairballs, acute gastritis, or infection. First fast for half a day and give pet probiotics; if no improvement or other symptoms appear, see a vet.
Hello, my dog suddenly lay on the ground with its hind legs twitching, and the sides of its belly also twitched; it wouldn’t get up or respond when called, and it vomited. What’s going on?
Sudden convulsions and vomiting mainly point to poisoning, distemper complications, epilepsy, nerve damage, or brain parasite infection. Once the convulsions ease, take it to a vet for cause-based treatment. If it had distemper before, it's likely a distemper aftereffect.
It was outside with some male cats for several days and came home like this—no energy.
Based on your description, the symptoms are mainly considered to be from hairballs or pregnancy. Hairballs show as retching, low appetite, lethargy, constipation. Since the female once strayed, pregnancy can't be ruled out. Have a vet check whether she's pregnant and why she's vomiting, then treat accordingly.
What happens if a dog eats dried shrimp (shrimp shells)?
A small amount is usually fine—dried shrimp are tiny and thin-shelled, so they rarely irritate or scratch the gut. But they're salty; too much burdens the kidneys and causes tear stains, shedding, dry coat, and thirst. Some dogs are allergic to seafood—watch for itching, rash, breathing trouble, vomiting, diarrhea, and see a vet if so.
What are the symptoms of toxoplasmosis in dogs?
Signs are often subtle; acute cases show fever, lethargy, low appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and miscarriage in pregnant dogs. Sulfa drugs treat it. It's zoonotic, so deworm and avoid raw meat.
Is it okay for a puppy to eat carrots?
Carrots are rich in vitamins and carotene; moderate feeding benefits health. But a puppy's digestion isn't fully developed, and eating carrots before or right after weaning may cause vomiting or diarrhea from indigestion. So wait until at least 3 months; first try a small amount, cut small, steamed or cooked and cooled.