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What size category does the Junsuke (Pomeranian) dog belong to?
The Junsuke dog is a Haudley-line Pomeranian, a small breed. Adults weigh about 3–4 kg and are roughly 38 cm long, with a toy-dog-like look. Lively, smart, and friendly, it suits families well. But its long coat sheds, especially in shedding season, so it needs committed grooming.
How can I stop my dog from chasing the cat?
Methods: socialize dog and cat from puppyhood so the dog respects the cat. For adult dogs, put the cat in a cage/safe spot, leash the dog near it; if it attacks/lunges, pull the leash and scold; if calm with no chase, reward. If hard to correct or serious conflict, get a professional behaviorist/trainer.
What happens if a dog eats cat food long term?
Cat food is richer in protein and fat, so long-term feeding risks obesity and excess nutrition. Its taurine burdens the dog's liver (not essential for dogs), and lower fiber/vitamins can cause deficiencies since dogs need more plant nutrients.
What is a dog pedigree certificate used for?
A pedigree certificate proves pure breeding at purchase and serves as the source record for breeding. Always ask the breeder for it when buying a purebred. It also records age, breeder, and owner details, and internationally recognised certificates are verifiable.
How can you get a cat to accept a dog?
To help a cat accept a dog, first ensure enough space and keep them separated for a few days. Once they are used to each other's scent and sound through a barrier, allow short supervised meetings, gradually lengthening alone time if the cat stays calm.
What fluids and medications does a 3 kg dog need on days 1 to 3 after bladder stone surgery?
After bladder stone surgery, dogs usually need fluids, anti-inflammation, and diuretics, plus plenty of water and long-term prescription food. Exact fluids and drugs depend on the dog's indicators, so follow the vet's advice; a broad-spectrum antibiotic prevents infection. The condition often recurs, so monitor and recheck.
Yesterday my dog got into a fight and my cat got scared, hid under the table, and won’t come out even when called—how can I help?
When a cat is stressed, provide a quiet environment and comfort it. Hiding after a scare is normal; if it still eats and drinks, let it be and keep the dog away. Offer favorite toys and treats to ease its stress.
This afternoon around 5–6, my cat’s two hind legs were bitten by a dog and it can only drag them while walking.
A cat that can't use its hind legs after a dog bite may have injured bones, joints, or the spine; a lack of pain response suggests possible nerve damage. Prompt X-ray or ultrasound at a vet clinic is advised. Bone/joint injuries may be surgically treatable, while nerve damage is harder to cure and needs pain/anti-inflammatory and nerve-support medication.
What to do if a cat keeps vomiting after a dog bite?
Post-bite vomiting in cats is often stress, but check for infection or pneumothorax. Clean the wound and see a vet for a full exam.
What happens when a dog catches a cold?
Dog colds cause sneezing and cough; mild ones self-resolve, but weak dogs may get fever or secondary pneumonia. Treat promptly.