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It is the second day since the dog came home. Its stool is a bit loose and sometimes has a little blood, but energy and appetite are good. The pet store said it is a parasite issue and told us to come for an injection, but we worry it may have an underlying problem. What is the best treatment? Also, it has no crate yet and likes to sleep on the floor.
Loose stool with blood can be caused by indigestion, internal parasites, or viral infection. For a new dog, a full veterinary checkup is best to confirm the cause; if parasites are the issue, timely deworming plus vet-prescribed antibiotics and gut-repair medication will aid recovery.
Why are a Pug’s eyes turning white?
White eyes in a Pug may be corneal injury, keratitis, cataracts, or lens disease. A vet slit-lamp exam is needed to diagnose and avoid vision loss; senior dogs need regular checks.
How can I prevent arthritis in my dog?
Prevent arthritis with regular checkups, warmth, moderate exercise, and weight control. For at-risk dogs, get regular exams to catch early signs; avoid long periods on the floor and keep warm/dry; exercise moderately without overdoing it or letting the dog become obese, which wears joints.
New kitten, can’t bathe yet, is face dirt or skin disease?
A new kitten's face dirt is likely grime, but cat flu or acne are possible. Clean it and watch; rescue kittens should be vet-checked.
What is asthma like in a Teddy dog
Teddy asthma resembles human asthma: wheezing, rapid breathing, chest tightness, cough, sometimes phlegm, triggered by allergy, weather, colds, emotion, or exercise. It is hard to cure but controllable with bronchodilators, steroids, and antihistamines plus clean, warm, ventilated care.
How can I make a Labrador grow taller?
Male Labs reach 57-62 cm, females 55-60 cm at the shoulder. Feed protein, fat, minerals, and vitamins for bone growth, exercise daily, and get checkups to catch hidden issues.
What hereditary diseases do Labradors have?
Common Labrador hereditary issues are hip dysplasia, cataracts, and heart disease. Good nutrition, supplements, and regular checkups help reduce risk.
How Can You Help Your Dog Live Longer?
Longevity comes from balanced nutrition by life stage, plus timed meals and exercise to keep a healthy weight and avoid obesity-related disease. Senior dogs need regular vet checkups to catch illness early.
Vomited the day before yesterday and yesterday; gave probiotics this morning, no vomiting at noon, but vomited again in the evening
The photo shows undigested kibble, likely from blockage or indigestion, possibly from hair buildup. A vet checkup and x-ray are advised; for mild indigestion, withhold food then feed softened, easy-to-digest food.
What happens if a dog sleeps too much?
Sleeping too much can make a dog emotionally unstable, anxious, or irritable, and lower its immunity. Excessive sleep may also signal health problems such as joint pain, obesity, or diabetes.