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Dog Overeat Three Days Ago, Vomiting and Diarrhea, Now Vomits Clear Fluid; Added Diluted Glucose but Still No Food
Vomiting and diarrhea after overeating is likely indigestion. Pause feeding and give anti-diarrhea medicine and probiotics, then watch; if it continues, a stool test at the vet confirms cause and severity.
My Dog Twitches and Acts Like Vomiting Every Time He Eats, for Almost Half a Month. What’s Wrong?
Stomach twitching and vomiting when eating can come from infectious or painful conditions such as pancreatitis, gastroenteritis, gastric spasm, or abnormal intestinal motility. Have a vet examine the dog to find the cause and treat it specifically.
Dog has a cluster of something on the left side of its stomach, vomiting and bloody stool; can it heal on its own or need scope removal?
X-rays cannot confirm a foreign body. If a mass is in the stomach, urgent endoscopy with prompt removal gives good recovery odds; a barium study first maps it. Non-passing objects need surgery, while normal eating and stool allow conservative care.
Cat has no appetite, now twitching and vomiting water, body getting cold
These signs match feline distemper: diarrhea, vomiting, appetite loss, lethargy, fever, bloody stool. The cat is weak and needs fluids urgently. Get to a vet fast; distemper can be cured if treated promptly.
My 6-month-old adopted stray cat was spayed, unvaccinated, and tested weak-positive for panleukopenia six days later with vomiting, diarrhea, no eating or drinking, and low spirits — can it be cured?
Panleukopenia has a high mortality rate, but with active treatment there is a fair chance of recovery. Take the cat to a proper veterinary hospital promptly and follow the vet's care instructions. As it is still in the early stage, timely treatment is critical. If symptoms ease after treatment, the cat is likely improving and has a good chance of full recovery.
At night the ear runs fluid, head-shaking makes water sounds, with vomiting and poor appetite.
Ear fluid with vomiting and poor appetite suggests middle/inner ear inflammation or pus. Serious—get an endoscopic exam and treat; untreated inflammation worsens.
Body stiff, no energy, cold limbs and ears, vomiting yellow fluid, lying down for two days without eating/drinking.
Stiff body, cold limbs, yellow vomit are serious—possibly distemper, coronavirus, pancreatitis, hepatitis, nephritis—causing low blood sugar and temperature, even death risk. See a vet for emergency treatment.
No food or water all day, repeated white-foam vomiting, lethargic, sleepy.
Not eating/drinking with repeated foam vomiting, lethargy, sleepiness can be gastroenteritis, pancreatitis, liver disease, blockage, parvo, coronavirus. Get a full vet exam promptly to avoid worsening.
Started foaming at the mouth, then vomited, and worms came out while vomiting, then diarrhea.
The vomited worm is an ascarid (roundworm); many indicate heavy infection—deworm promptly. It can cause gastritis and diarrhea, so also give easy food and probiotics. Unvaccinated raises parvo risk; see a vet if no relief.
The cough has vomiting sounds; it’s shaking out white mucus.
Cough with white mucus can be indigestion, parasites, virus, or food blockage; white foam suggests gut lining damage, possibly from bones piercing the gut. See a vet.