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What happens when a dog has trouble adjusting to a new environment?
A dog that cannot adjust shows poor appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and lethargy from stress. Give supplements to boost immunity and probiotics, and do not change its food on arrival.
What happens if a dog eats too much cheese?
Cheese is fine in moderation and aids digestion, but cold cheese may cause abdominal pain and diarrhea. Eating too much at once burdens the gut and unbalances flora.
A few days ago my cat’s ear was inflamed; after applying medicine yesterday it got better, but this morning it stopped eating, has a fever, and is foaming at the mouth
Fever and foaming suggest another infection rather than the ear; take the cat to a vet for testing. At home you can physically cool it with alcohol on the groin and paw pads.
My dog became suddenly lethargic the second day home and vomited undigested food; it couldn’t stand when put down but could after a while
Vomiting and hind-leg weakness suggest gastroenteritis or an infectious disease. Weakness may be dehydration; fast, then use acid inhibitors and probiotics, and rule out distemper or parvo if unvaccinated.
Our dog caught a cold; my dad accidentally gave a second dose of cold medicine after I already gave one; what should I do?
If a double dose was given, first consult the prescribing vet about the drug name and safe dosage. An overdose can damage the liver and kidneys or cause poisoning; a slightly higher dose is usually fine but monitor closely.
How is a Bully dog’s digestion?
Bully dogs have fragile stomachs; spoiled, irritating or greasy food causes diarrhea and vomiting. Keep a steady diet of proper kibble, no human food or junk, ample water and regular deworming. See a vet for any digestive problem.
How long does it take for a dog’s ‘flipped intestines’ (parvovirus) to recover?
'Flipped intestines' means parvovirus infection, treated over 7 to 14 days. Without timely antiviral treatment the dog will likely die; with treatment it generally recovers within 2 weeks.
Why Is My Cat’s Fur Turning Yellow?
Yellow cat fur usually points to parasites, improper bathing, poor nutrition, or tear stains. Treat parasites, switch to a cat-specific shampoo used at the right frequency, improve the diet, and keep the coat groomed to restore healthy, glossy fur.
Is Too Much Catnip Harmful to Cats, and Can They Get Addicted?
Catnip contains nepetalactone, which triggers a brief, harmless euphoria via the vomeronasal organ—but it is not addictive. Overuse can dull the effect, irritate the respiratory tract, and upset kittens' stomachs, so limit sessions to about once a week and wait until a cat is at least 6 months old.
Slight Fever, Bloodwork Shows Inflammation, X-ray Normal, Lethargic—What Should I Do Next?
Poor spirits combined with internal inflammation cannot pinpoint a single cause, since most diseases can lead to inflammation in dogs. Inflammation in dogs may present with several symptoms: decreased or lost appetite and low energy; vomiting and diarrhea; respiratory infections such as coughing, sneezing, and runny nose; and yellow or bloody urine with increased or decreased volume.