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Are cats smart?
Cats are fairly smart - about a 2-4-year-old child's level. They mimic owners, beg for food, hide mistakes, and read moods to comfort or avoid you.
Why does a dog that never goes out get distemper?
It can catch distemper indirectly - via the owner who touched infected dogs, or from its own latent virus surfacing when immunity drops (poor nutrition, stress, weaning).
What to do about a hard lump under a dog’s skin?
It may be poor drug absorption after vaccination (warm compress), a skin disease affecting the dermis, or a subcutaneous tumor needing a puncture biopsy.
What to do about a big lump on a dog’s butt?
A lump on the anus suggests anal gland inflammation or perianal disease; see a vet. At home, broad-spectrum oral meds plus ointment and gland cleaning for 1-2 weeks may help, but do not self-medicate blindly.
What are the cutest names for a cat?
Cute names abound - Dumpling, Roll, Snowball, Bean, Bun, Cow and more. Cats recognize their name but care less than dogs, so pick by your preference.
How many days is a dog pregnant before birth?
Dogs are pregnant 58-65 days (average 62), large breeds longer. Signs include appetite loss, nesting, false defecation and pre-birth milk; move to the whelping box in time.
What to do when a dog vomits and has diarrhea?
Vomiting and diarrhea severely irritate the gut and can cause dehydration or death, so treat or give fluids by cause. Causes include bad food, distemper, parvovirus or foreign bodies.
How to tell if a dog has canine distemper?
Symptoms include sneezing, discharge, lethargy and appetite loss; use a distemper test strip. Distemper also causes biphasic fever - spiking to 40 degree C then dropping and rising again.
What is the difference between a double-pedigree and a purebred dog?
The difference is in lineage: double-pedigree dogs and their parents have pedigree certificates and better conformation. Purebreds share one breed with no crossbreeding; purebreds are prone to hereditary disease.
Can a dog’s allergies heal on their own?
Mild allergies may resolve once the allergen is removed, but severe reactions—itching, hair loss, swelling, vomiting, breathing trouble—need prompt medication. Vaccine reactions require emergency vet care to avoid shock or death.