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My dog vomited a lot of yellow watery fluid without warning after eating sausage at noon — what’s wrong?
Vomiting yellow fluid can have many causes, such as gastroenteritis, parasites, poisoning, or viral disease. Given the dog's preexisting poor appetite, an underlying gut problem is likely, so take it to a vet for fecal, abdominal ultrasound, and virus screening. If a visit is inconvenient, withhold food, and after vomiting eases give pet anti-emetic and anti-inflammatory medication; if no further vomiting, feed small frequent portions of mild foods like millet or minced-meat congee, and consult a vet if vomiting continues.
My cat is 7-9 months old, had loose stool two days ago, became lethargic and refused food yesterday, vomited twice last night, and was found hiding in the yard this morning — what could be wrong?
Based on your description, the cat's symptoms of loose stool, lethargy, vomiting, and loss of appetite are mainly considered to be caused by gastroenteritis. You can withhold food for half a day and give the cat anti-inflammatory, anti-diarrheal, and gut-regulating medications such as amoxicillin clavulanate, bismuth subcarbonate tablets, and pet probiotics. Once the symptoms ease, feed the cat easily digestible food. If there is no improvement after medication, promptly take the cat to a veterinary hospital for examination and treatment to rule out any underlying disease.
My 4-month cat has poor digestion; can it eat this product?
The product (Bacillus subtilis + smectite) can help digestion—probiotics ease vomiting/bloating/pain, smectite adsorbs toxins and protects the gut. Also feed small frequent meals and avoid hard-to-digest food.
How do I know if a dog is overfed?
Signs: a clearly swollen, round belly; severe cases bring vomiting (undigested/half-digested kibble), rapid breathing, less activity. Overfed dogs dislike moving because a full stomach causes abdominal pain.
My dog vomited white foam and blood this morning.
Vomiting foam and blood may be internal bleeding, gut scraping, gastroenteritis, or parvo. Recall hard/sharp food that could scrape the gut; internal bleeding also causes it. See a vet for the cause.
Dog ate fine in the morning (treats/kibble), at night won’t eat, gave stomach medicine then vomited yellow fluid/white foam, trembling, tongue out, panting; ~7-8 years old, ignores me, hides in corner. Worried it’s silently sick.
Vomiting yellow fluid, trembling, panting after stomach medicine may be drug side effects or airway blockage; at its age, heart disease is possible. One missed meal may just be not hungry—observe, don't rush meds. See a vet to find the cause.
~2-month puppy: started with yellow mucus, vomited kibble, gave Sanhuang pills, better; 2-3 days later repeated, gave glucose and gentamicin, vomits morning kibble with convulsions (legs up), good appetite but poor state.
Yellow mucus, vomiting, convulsions, lethargy may be flu, distemper, or parasites; an unvaccinated 2-month pup is at high risk. See a vet. Distemper needs antivirals + antiemetic/antibiotics/nutrition; flu+gut issues use amoxicillin-clavulanate/doxycycline and gentamicin+probiotics; deworm if parasitic.
What happens if a dog eats oranges?
A little orange is fine and gives fiber/vitamins, but acid in excess causes indigestion (diarrhea, bloating, pain, vomiting) and irritates the mouth (drooling, tooth ache, poor appetite). Don't overfeed.
What happens if a dog eats a mango pit?
A small pit may cause nothing; a large one can block the gut (vomiting, constipation, pain). The kernel has cyanide—much of it causes poisoning (breathing trouble, irregular heartbeat, coma). Some dogs are allergic (itching, rapid breathing, vomiting, diarrhea).
How can I scare a cat?
Cats are cautious; sudden appearance, loud shouting, spraying water, or fake attacks scare them. But frequent scaring causes stress—poor appetite, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, urinary blockage. Avoid scaring; use rewards and training.