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My dog’s eye has turned white
The white eye may be from lens disease or cataracts, common in older dogs where the lens gradually clouds. A vet eye exam is needed to confirm and treat.
My dog’s urination area is broken and seems to have pus
In females the vulva and urethra are close and hard to tell apart; in males the urethra sits below the anus. Because the exact spot is unclear, see a vet to locate the swollen, pus-filled area and treat it.
One of my dog’s eyes has a blue iris; the other is normal
A blue iris may signal keratitis, glaucoma, or cataracts. A proper eye exam is needed for diagnosis. Keratitis can be rinsed with boric solution or saline and treated with antibiotic drops.
What to do if my dog vomits blood-tinged fluid?
Bloody vomit can come from sharp-object cuts, parasites, or distemper/parvo. See a vet to find the cause. For a swallowed sharp object, remove it and give antibiotics.
How to make a dog like you?
Spend time together through feeding, play, and walks to build trust, and stop if the dog seems uncomfortable. Social activities with other dogs and people also help bonding.
How strong is a dog’s immune resistance?
Resistance varies by genetics, age, diet, and health; puppies and seniors are weaker and need warmth and nutrition. Adults cope better but still need exercise and vaccines.
What happens if a dog eats stones?
Stones can damage the digestive system, cause internal bleeding and blockage. Indigestible, they abrade the mucosa causing inflammation and pain; too many/large stones block the gut, causing vomiting, diarrhea, poor appetite.
Suddenly limping one day; X-ray shows hip dislocation; how to treat
The X-ray shows a dislocated femoral head and congenital hip dysplasia. Surgery (femoral head removal, hip replacement) is recommended; otherwise it easily dislocates again. Follow vet care after surgery.
Dog has been listless all day, not eating, barely drinking
Listlessness, not eating, and bloody stool may be foreign body, internal parasites, or parvo/corona. Find the cause first; do not medicate blindly.
What are dogs allergic to?
Allergens include inhaled (pollen, dust, dander, smoke), ingested (milk, egg, seafood, meat, drugs), contact (shampoo, dye, parasites), and injected (penicillin, streptomycin, serum).