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My cat vomits yellow-brown fluid; is the cat food too poor in quality?
Vomiting has many causes beyond food: indigestion, intolerance, bacteria, parasites, liver/gallbladder disease, panleukopenia, or foreign bodies. If spirits are fine, fast and give probiotics; see a vet if it persists.
Dog vomited yellow foamy fluid fasting, now vomits and hiccups after changing feeding schedule
Vomiting and hiccups may be gastroenteritis or a digestive foreign body. Give pet anti-vomit and anti-inflammatory medicine, feed on a fixed schedule, and see a vet if no relief.
Why is my cat drooling and breathing fast?
Drooling with rapid breathing may mean poisoning from bad food or wrong medication, causing salivation, twitching, vomiting, and pain. Poisoning is serious; see a vet at once for detox.
My dog ate the chewing gum I was eating
Check the gum's ingredients and induce vomiting. Xylitol can cause low blood sugar, liver damage, or death, needing emergency vet care. Without xylitol and no symptoms, watch 1-2 days.
What to do if my dog vomits blood-tinged fluid?
Bloody vomit can come from sharp-object cuts, parasites, or distemper/parvo. See a vet to find the cause. For a swallowed sharp object, remove it and give antibiotics.
What happens if a Teddy eats ham?
An occasional slice of ham is harmless, but regular feeding adds fat, salt, and additives that burden metabolism and cause shedding or tear stains. Some dogs may be allergic. Choose pet treats instead.
Cat vomits red liquid and won’t eat, what to do?
Vomiting blood can stem from ulcers, parasites, pancreatitis, blockage, or distemper. Withhold food 6-8 hours and give anti-vomit and anti-inflammatory meds; see a vet if it continues.
What happens if a Golden Retriever eats onions?
Onions can poison dogs by breaking red blood cells and causing hemolytic anemia, with vomiting, blood in urine, and even kidney failure. Induce vomiting and rush to a vet if ingested.
How to tell if a dog has recovered from parvovirus?
Recovered dogs show better appetite and energy with vomiting and diarrhea gone. A vet check of white blood cell levels confirms recovery. The cardiac form is rare and often fatal.
What happens if a Teddy eats meat?
Teddies can eat meat in moderation for protein and energy, but too much causes indigestion, vomiting, and obesity-related illness. Avoid seasoned, salty, or oily meat.