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After eating a wet food, my cat ran wildly and vomited undigested food, then frequently foams a little at the mouth and licks its tongue; still bright but eating less. What should I do?
This likely relates to gut discomfort from excess stomach acid, poor motility, or the wet food quality; stop the food, use anti-emetic and probiotics, and see a vet if diarrhea or lethargy follows.
My dog has parvovirus; foamed at the mouth early Jan 22, diarrhea in the afternoon, tested positive Jan 23, then bloody stool and foam at night. At which stage and what is the survival rate?
Bloody stool places the dog in the middle-to-late stage of parvovirus, with about a 40-50% recovery rate under active treatment; survival depends on immunity, plan, and response. Controlling vomiting and bleeding offers a good chance, with transfusions for severe anemia.
After eating a bone, my cat vomited several times, keeps opening its mouth with clicking sounds from the right side, seems to have something, poor appetite, less active. What should I do?
A bone stuck with vomiting needs urgent vet X-rays; do not try to remove it yourself. Avoid giving bones, which can block, constipate, or injure the gut and throat.
Two-month-old dog, normal first day home, then diarrhea in the afternoon, milk at night, diarrhea at midnight, formed stool next morning, then diarrhea again with white mucus and a little blood, then yellow water and white stuff. Today gave gentamicin, stool color improved. What next?
The diarrhea is likely acute gastroenteritis from environment or diet change; fast 24 hours and give probiotics and pet anti-inflammatory. If it continues or vomits, check for infectious disease at a vet.
A kitten bought yesterday refuses food and water, lies on the bed, vomits once daily, and sneezes.
A new kitten with these signs may have severe stress or infectious disease like panleukopenia, herpes, or coronavirus. If active, try probiotics and warmth; if severe, see a vet.
My cat suddenly refuses dry food but ate cooked chicken breast I offered; still won’t eat the kibble.
Refusing kibble may be pickiness from too many treats, spoiled food, or a sudden diet change. Illness can also be the cause if vomiting or other signs appear, so see a vet.
Recently vomited, did not finish the cat food, vomits white and yellow foam, blood in urine, and urinates more. What is wrong?
Blood in urine with vomiting suggests urinary disease such as cystitis or stones causing acute kidney failure, a critical condition needing urgent vet care. Tests include blood work, biochemistry, and ultrasound, possibly with catheterization.
A one-month-old Pekingese, home four or five days, urinates a lot but won’t defecate; gave enema at night, then next day listless, poor eating/drinking, just lies in the cage.
No defecation may be constipation or lack of intake; probiotics and soft food help. Lethargy could signal infectious disease, so watch for other signs and avoid home enemas; see a vet.
My cat regurgitates the food it eats and is listless.
Not eating with vomiting has many causes: dietary indiscretion, foreign body obstruction, hairballs, panleukopenia, or poisoning and organ disease. Probiotics may help mild cases, but persistent or severe signs need a vet.
A two- to three-month-old puppy vomited white mucus, head drooping, mouth clamped shut, whimpering, hard tense abdomen; critical. Recently ate lots of meat. Is it gastroenteritis? In the countryside with only human medicines. Now whimpering again, very weak. What do I do?
Vomiting and lethargy in an unvaccinated puppy raise concern for distemper, coronavirus, or parvovirus, or acute gastroenteritis from rich food, or a bone causing an intestinal foreign body. Seek a vet for screening; if impossible, fast and give glucose, anti-emetics, and antibiotics.