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Wants to defecate but can’t; now there’s anal bleeding, watery blood — will hairball paste help?
A dog that ate hair may get a gut blockage; promote bowel movement to pass it — feed fiber-rich food or pet hairball paste. Small amounts usually pass on their own; if paste doesn't work, surgery may be needed to remove it.
Why does my dog shake its head frequently?
Frequent head shaking is mainly from water in the ears, a foreign object in the ear, ear mites, or ear inflammation. Water in the ear causes discomfort and shaking to expel the liquid—usually no worry, the dog clears it itself. Check for foreign objects and clean them; if ear mites are found, treat with medication.
What causes a dog to have seizures (convulsions)?
Causes include epilepsy, poisoning, calcium deficiency, encephalitis, and distemper aftereffects. Recurring quick episodes suggest epilepsy; persistent ones may be calcium deficiency. Always see a vet.
What happens if a dog’s nerves are damaged by a bite?
A bitten nerve can cause lameness, seizures, paralysis; eye-nerve damage may cause blindness. Nerve damage is hard to heal on its own, so seek veterinary care. Vets use mecobalamin, vitamins B and E, calcium to aid recovery; acupuncture, massage, heat, electrotherapy can help. Treat external wounds with cleaning and anti-inflammatory/pain meds.
What medicine should I apply after a tick bites my dog?
Use a pet-specific topical parasite treatment to remove ticks. For a few ticks, dab alcohol to numb it, then pull it out with tweezers by the mouthparts and disinfect with iodine. Watch for fever or inflammation and see a vet if needed.
What are the symptoms of drug poisoning in dogs?
Common signs: unusual excitement, diarrhea, vomiting, reduced appetite, heavy drooling, seizures; severe cases cause shock, coma, death. If a dog shows adverse signs after medication, see a vet promptly. Some drugs improperly used seriously harm liver/kidneys and can kill quickly without treatment.
How can you prove a dog’s pedigree?
To prove pedigree, ensure both parents hold valid registration certificates from bodies like CKU, FCI, or AKC. Also compare the dog's features, build, and temperament to the breed standard, and consider professional DNA testing for the most accurate proof.
How is kennel cough in dogs treated?
Kennel cough is mainly mycoplasma; oral azithromycin or doxycycline is used, but follow vet guidance. Viral cases need antivirals, and persistent cases need a vet visit.
Do these symptoms in the picture indicate canine parvovirus?
Parvo progresses through early, middle, and late stages with distinct signs: lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever early; jelly-like bloody, foul stool and constant vomiting mid; dullness, sunken eyes, and dehydration late. A vet test confirms diagnosis.
How can a dog travel by train?
Only guide dogs may ride in the passenger carriage. Ordinary pet dogs must be checked in as baggage and ride in the luggage car. Before buying a ticket, ask the 12306 hotline whether the train allows pet dog shipping and if reservation is needed, then prepare the health certificate, vaccine record, and supplies.