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Can dogs eat fish?
Yes; fish gives protein, Omega-3, vitamins, and minerals. But remove bones to avoid choking or blockage, cook and cut small; too much fish oil causes diarrhea or vomiting, so limit portions; some fish carry parasites, so cook thoroughly before feeding.
My dog was fine, then at night it suddenly had seizures and kept drooling
Sudden seizures and drooling have many causes: epilepsy, acute poisoning, nerve damage, brain parasites, and more; get a diagnosis and emergency care, as acute causes rarely self-heal. Epilepsy seizures last minutes then pass, keep the dog calm; poisoning needs urgent transport, gastric lavage if caught early. Since seizures already show, toxins are likely absorbed or nerves damaged, so do not induce vomiting, focus on the cause and sedation.
My cat has clear liquid at its mouth
Clear mouth liquid has many causes: just after vomiting (water mixed with airway/stomach mucus); bitter or irritating food/drugs triggering drooling; or stomatitis, mouth ulcers, or gingivitis. With nasal discharge too, a respiratory disease or choking while drinking is possible. Match the situation and see a vet if unsure.
What happens if a dog eats a salted duck egg?
Salted duck eggs are high in salt and cholesterol; long-term or large amounts cause gut upset (diarrhea, vomiting), raise kidney burden (worse if kidney disease), and raise blood cholesterol and heart-disease risk. Spoiled or toxic eggs can cause poisoning, vomiting, diarrhea, even toxic shock.
What happens if a dog bites a toad?
A toad bite can poison a dog; toad skin and fluids hold toxins that enter via saliva, causing drooling, vomiting, diarrhea, breathing trouble, fast heartbeat, fever, mouth inflammation, and pain, even death. The toxins can also irritate airways. Rinse the mouth with lots of water and go to the vet at once.
What happens if a dog eats ice?
A little ice is fine, but dogs with weak stomachs should avoid it to prevent diarrhea or vomiting. Do not overdo ice cream, frozen yogurt, or iced drinks, which are too sugary and cause obesity and oral problems. In heat, give a little iced water and cool it other ways.
Why Does My Dog Foam at the Mouth on an Empty Stomach?
Foaming before breakfast often means too little or too much food, a throat object, or enteritis. Feed small, frequent, easily digested meals; remove any object; and fast plus use probiotics for enteritis, seeing a vet if it worsens.
My cat vomited undigested kibble, not right after eating; it seemed fine afterward
Vomiting undigested kibble is often from eating too fast and indigestion; give probiotics to aid digestion. Feed on a fixed schedule and place, or use a slow-feeder bowl to curb speed. Hard-to-digest food can also cause it, so pick a suitable kibble.
My dog just came home 4 days ago; it was active at first but the last two days it retches, seems off, and wants to vomit but cannot
Frequent retching may be from overeating or eating too fast irritating the gut, or a foreign object in the esophagus or stomach. Withhold food, watch, then give probiotics and feed on a schedule; if retching, poor appetite, and lethargy continue, suspect a foreign object, parasites, gastroenteritis, or infection and see a vet.
My cat won’t eat, is listless, lies down, twitches now and then; I suspect it ate a dead mouse
A dead mouse that ate rat poison can poison the cat, causing breathing trouble, twitching, and bleeding from eyes/nose/mouth in some types. There is often no antidote, so rush to the vet for induced vomiting and gastric lavage, plus specific antidotes like vitamin K for warfarin.