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Can cats eat oranges and tangerines?
No, citrus scent irritates airways, acidity upsets the stomach, and oils can poison. Cats naturally avoid them.
Common dog diseases and their treatments
Common issues are parasites, skin disease, viral infections, respiratory and digestive problems, each needing specific prevention and treatment.
What reactions do dogs have after taking dewormer?
Normally few reactions; passing worms shows infection. Overdose causes vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy; dose by weight.
Can kittens eat strawberries?
Strawberries are non-toxic and fine in small amounts, but avoid them for very young (under 3 months) or digestive-sensitive kittens.
Why won’t my kitten eat?
Causes include pickiness, new-environment stress, or illness. Mix treats with food, give time to adjust, or see a vet for symptoms like drooling or fever.
Why can’t dogs eat chicken bones?
Chicken bones are sharp and hard, risking throat obstruction and gut blockage with vomiting, bleeding, and breathing trouble. Avoid all cooked bones.
Should pets be dewormed or vaccinated first?
Deworm first, then vaccinate about 1 to 2 weeks later. Internal parasites hinder antibody production, so a healthy state is required for vaccines.
Can pet cats eat rice?
Cats can eat rice but it should not be a staple. As obligate carnivores they digest plant food poorly, and sticky rice harms teeth and nutrition.
What are the symptoms of dehydration in dogs?
Dehydration shows as reduced skin elasticity, lethargy, low appetite, dry nose, sunken eyes, and sticky saliva. It occurs in heat (dogs cool by salivating) or from illness with no food or water, such as gastroenteritis or distemper or parvo - needs IV fluids.
What meats can I feed my cat?
Cats can eat beef, chicken, fish, and more - rich in amino acids and appealing as occasional snacks. But meat cannot replace balanced cat food. Never feed raw meat, which carries parasites and bacteria causing vomiting, diarrhea, and infection; cook it first.