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My dog hasn’t eaten all day, has loose stool, vomits a lot, is sleepy and listless
A dog that doesn't eat, with loose stool and heavy vomiting and no energy is likely infected with canine parvovirus ('flipping intestines'), which causes diarrhea, vomiting and lethargy. Even unvaccinated puppies should go to a vet; with treatment and interferon, recovery signs are no vomiting/diarrhea and renewed appetite. Vaccinate after recovery.
My cat vomited a lot of clear, sticky, foamy fluid and has low appetite lately
Cat vomiting has many causes — cold, hairballs, parasites, gastroenteritis, pancreatitis, panleukopenia. If it vomits once but is otherwise fine, fast and observe, then feed fluids and probiotics. Frequent vomiting with other signs needs a vet.
What happens if a Schnauzer eats mango?
A small amount of mango is fine for a Schnauzer and provides vitamins and minerals. But high fiber can cause indigestion if overfed, and high sugar adds metabolic burden. Some dogs are allergic; seek a vet if rash or breathing trouble appears.
Precautions for feeding a cat doxycycline tablets — how should I give them?
Doxycycline is a tetracycline antibiotic for gram-negative, gram-positive and mycoplasma infections; follow the vet's dosage by weight. It is banned in severe liver/kidney failure. Side effects include vomiting and diarrhea; don't give on an empty stomach to avoid esophageal ulcers.
What happens if a Teddy eats a wooden stick?
A Teddy eating a wooden stick can scratch the gut, causing vomiting, pain, blood in vomit or obstruction; sharp sticks may pierce organs. See a vet for X-rays and surgery if abnormal. Small splinters usually pass without issue.
What happens if a cat eats cold food?
Cold food easily irritates a cat's stomach, causing pain, vomiting and diarrhea. Cats have delicate guts and cold, hard or spicy food disrupts digestion. Feed warm or room-temperature food; use probiotics if problems occur, or see a vet if severe.
What happens if a dog eats tissue paper?
Eating a small amount of tissue paper is usually harmless for dogs, since tissue is made from wood pulp and can be digested and passed normally. However, many tissues contain bleach residue, and frequent ingestion may affect a dog's health. Eating a large amount at once can also overload the digestive system.
What happens if a cat eats chicken?
Chicken is fine for cats, but raw chicken risks infection and seasoned chicken adds burden. Young cats may get indigestion and need a vet if vomiting.
What happens if you overfeed a kitten formula?
Overfeeding causes indigestion and vomiting, and goat milk's lactose can cause diarrhea. Feed on a fixed schedule and amount to avoid problems.
At what age can a Labrador puppy eat fruit?
Before 4 months avoid fruit; after 4 months give small amounts of apple or banana. Avoid grapes, pineapple, cherry, and mango.