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What happens if a dog eats cilantro (coriander)?
A little cilantro is non-toxic and nutritious, usually fine for dogs. But its strong smell may irritate sensitive dogs, causing vomiting or lost appetite, so observe and see a vet if abnormal. Never feed onion, scallion or chives, which are toxic.
What happens if a dog eats pineapple?
A little pineapple is fine, but a large amount in a sensitive dog can upset the gut flora and cause vomiting and diarrhea. Some dogs are allergic, with tearing, diarrhea and violent vomiting. Watch for at least 30 minutes and see a vet if reacting.
How does a dog’s stool change when it has a cold?
A dog with a cold should have normal stool, no soft stool, diarrhea or constipation. But chilling or lowered immunity can cause gut inflammation. Give pet anti-diarrhea and probiotic medicine; if no improvement or fever, check for distemper.
What happens if a dog eats too many bones?
Too many bones can cause intestinal blockage with constipation, abdominal pain, lethargy, no appetite and vomiting, usually needing surgery. Hollow brittle bones like chicken or duck easily cut the gut and cause inflammation. Hard bones also damage teeth.
What happens if a dog eats dog bones?
Eating dog bones can scratch the mouth and gut, causing oral inflammation and gastroenteritis, and may block the intestine with constipation and vomiting. Highly seasoned bones burden metabolism and hurt kidneys. Most dogs won't eat their own kind, sensing the smell.
What happens if a dog drinks vinegar?
Dogs must not drink vinegar; its salt and acetic acid severely irritate the gut, causing vomiting and stomach pain. Excess salt plus acid can cause gastric ulcers. Never give concentrated vinegar or salty seasonings, and see a vet if sick after drinking.
What happens if a young kitten eats too much?
Overfeeding a young kitten causes poor digestion, bloating, vomiting and diarrhea, even gastritis. Feed little and often, under 70g per kg of body weight daily. Gently massage the belly or give pet probiotics if overfed.
What is the incubation period of rabies in a domestic cat?
A cat's rabies incubation is about 1-3 months, but varies; some die within days, others harbor it for years. Signs: fever, low appetite, nausea, vomiting, sensitivity to sound and light, aggression. Isolate at once and notify authorities, as it is incurable and transmits via bites. Vaccinate regularly to prevent.
My cat licked fipronil flea medicine and foamed at the mouth, will it die?
Licking fipronil flea medicine can poison a cat and be life-threatening; a small amount may be broken down by immunity, but larger amounts without treatment cause violent vomiting, seizures, and lethargy. Chronic signs are poor appetite, lethargy, weight loss, so see a vet and run liver and kidney tests. Apply topical medicine along a line on the skin; if it lands elsewhere, use an Elizabethan collar to prevent licking.
How long after neutering surgery does a dog wake up?
A dog usually wakes 4-6 hours after neutering, fully once the anesthetic passes; time varies by method. Do not feed right after waking, as gut movement slows and vomiting or gastroenteritis may follow. Keep the wound dry, no baths, and avoid strenuous exercise until healed.