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What happens if a puppy eats a dead chicken?
If the chicken only just died, eating it usually has little effect. But if it has already begun to rot and smell, the dog may develop diarrhea and vomiting, and in severe cases gastroenteritis leading to dehydration and even death.
What happens if a puppy drinks too much goat milk?
Drinking too much goat milk can cause indigestion and vomiting in a puppy, because its digestive system is still immature and its stomach capacity is small. Too much milk at once overloads the stomach and cannot be absorbed quickly, causing bloating and vomiting.
What happens if you hit a cat?
Occasional light patting is usually fine, but rough harsh hitting can frighten the cat, break its trust, and make it timid and avoid people. Stress may cause trembling, vomiting, diarrhea, and hiding; then do not approach. Some cats may revenge-scratch or pee on the bed.
My dog was fine yesterday; I suspect a large dog bit its head, and today it vomited, cannot stand, rolls its eyes. It is dying.
Unsteady standing and confusion may come from: head trauma causing encephalitis (needs CT/MRI), distemper infection (common in puppies), or poisoning damaging nerves. Get to a vet if possible; otherwise give glucose or goat milk for strength.
Is fish oil good for a Teddy?
Appropriate fish oil gives a Teddy unsaturated fatty acids that beautify the coat and boost immunity, helping rough or faded fur. But control the amount; too much causes digestive upset, vomiting, diarrhea, and long-term obesity with fatty liver and high lipids. Two to three capsules a week is enough.
What happens if a dog eats grapes?
A dog eating grapes may show vomiting, diarrhea, no urine, poor appetite, lethargy, and coma from poisoning, even acute kidney failure and death. A large dog eating one or two grapes may show no symptoms; watch it and see a vet if ill. Avoid onions, chocolate, and cherries too.
What happens if a cat drinks alcohol?
A cat drinking alcohol can cause poisoning because it cannot metabolize alcohol and has low tolerance, leading to dizziness, limpness, vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, seizures, shock, or death. Keep alcohol away and see a vet if ingested.
My dog is foaming at the mouth and has blood in its stool.
Vomiting and bloody stool have many causes needing targeted treatment. First fast and withhold water, give cimetidine for vomiting and bismuth for diarrhea, then see a vet. Causes include swallowed sharp objects, acute gastroenteritis from bad food or parasites, and viral diseases like parvovirus.
My dog had a slight fever that went down, now listless, not eating, and sometimes trembling.
Listlessness, fever, and poor appetite signal disease; trembling may be from cold or pain. Check for vomiting, diarrhea, runny nose, cough, or breathing trouble and see a vet if found. Offer favorite food and probiotics, and keep warm; trembling when warm suggests pain needing prompt diagnosis.
My cat vomits yellow fluid with white foam and has poor appetite.
Vomiting yellow fluid and white foam has many causes; treat by cause. If the cat is otherwise fine, fast it a day, then feed probiotics and anti-inflammatory medicine, and use cimetidine for severe vomiting. Cold, environment change, or noise can also trigger it; keep it warm and calm.