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My cat vomited three times including pink and white, now acting normal
Vomiting can be parasites, bacteria, indigestion, blockage, or virus causing gastritis/ulcer/pancreatitis. The shots are appropriate; watch and see a vet with imaging/stool/blood tests if it recurs or worsens.
My cat vomits no matter how much food I give; how to treat?
Frequent vomiting may be hairballs, gastritis/ulcer, parasites, pancreatitis, kidney/liver disease, blockage, or food. Try a hypoallergenic diet and probiotics; hairball paste if fur in vomit; deworm; see a vet if with diarrhea or lethargy.
My rabbit foamed at the mouth, convulsed, and is weak after eating potato sprouts and wild grass
Foaming, convulsions, and lethargy likely mean poisoning. Potato sprouts have solanine and roadside grass may carry pesticide. Stop the sprouts and see a vet; feed only clean hay.
My newly vaccinated puppy vomited yellow foam and has watery diarrhea
Even one vaccine does not rule out virus; screen with a parvo test, and if positive, see a vet. A new-home pup may just have indigestion; if negative, fast half a day with glucose water, then use pet anti-diarrhea, anti-vomit, and gut meds.
My dog makes weird loud noises and vomits white liquid
White vomit with weird noises may be pancreatitis, parasites, or gut blockage; see a vet. A respiratory infection with throat phlegm can mimic it; if also sneezing, try cold and anti-inflammatory medicine.
My cat vomits yellow fluid, is lethargic, and parvo test is negative
Yellow vomit and lethargy can be gastritis, pancreatitis, liver disease, virus, parasites, or poisoning; one parvo line is negative, but the case is serious, so see a vet. If no clinic, try cimetidine and gut-mucosa repair meds when vomiting eases.
My cat vomited undigested food three times this week but is otherwise fine
Repeated food vomiting may be hairballs, chronic gastritis, pancreatitis, or parasites. Give hairball paste and probiotics, remove small objects, and see a vet if it persists.
My dog vomited foam and food residue at night and barely eats
Yellow vomit can come from gastritis, infection, indigestion, liver issues, or bloat. Watch for diarrhea, fever, pain; dehydration is dangerous. Offer sugar-salt water; if it drinks, give pet anti-inflammatory and anti-vomit meds, but see a vet if vomiting worsens.
My puppy ate greasy food, now vomits yellow fluid, is unsteady, and has yellow belly skin
Yellow belly skin suggests jaundice; with yellow vomit and poor appetite it may be hepatitis or pancreatitis, likely pancreatitis from greasy food. See a vet and feed low-fat, easily digested food in small meals.
My dog may have eaten a pig joint bone outside; how can I tell?
Bones do not always harm a dog. Watch appetite, stools, and energy; if it shows vomiting or diarrhea and you suspect a bone, get an X-ray to check for foreign objects.