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Dog Has Trouble Defecating and Vomits After Giving Birth
Postpartum constipation may come from dry food or little exercise; add wet/high-fiber food. Vomiting may be intolerance; severe cases suggest low calcium, infection or gastroenteritis—see a vet.
Cat Keeps Retching and Vomited Yellow Fluid
Yellow vomit can come from gastroenteritis, obstruction, hairballs or distemper. Fast the cat, give anti-inflammatory medicine, and see a vet if it continues; hairballs may need treatment.
My Cat Had Diarrhea Yesterday Afternoon, Ate Little, Then Vomited Three Times Today, Yellow with Undigested Kibble, and Is Lethargic
Diarrhea with yellow vomit and kibble can be virus, gastroenteritis, parasites, or diet; fast half a day to a day with probiotics and watch. If no improvement, see a vet to find and treat the cause.
How does a cat get pancreatitis?
Pancreatitis risks include obesity from high-fat diets, nearby organ infections like gastroenteritis or cholangitis, and other illnesses such as parasites, injury or poisoning that lower immunity.
Cat vomited five or six times and keeps going to the litter box; blood in stool or urine during heat?
The photo cannot show whether the material is vomit or waste or its color. Vomiting with frequent bathroom trips suggests stones, cystitis or other urinary issues, or parasites and infection. A vet check is needed.
I gave bismuth subcarbonate and probiotics but no effect; the cat refuses the probiotics
Diarrhea has many causes: diet, bacteria, parasites, gastroenteritis or other disease. With normal appetite, try a diet change and probiotics. Persistent diarrhea needs a vet to find the exact cause.
My cat ate nothing this morning, then vomited after being fed biscuits at noon, now listless. The vomit was yellow with undigested food. Only vomited once, no diarrhea.
Vomiting and lethargy after biscuits may be acute gastroenteritis from improper feeding, especially after a long fast. Fast and give probiotics; but pancreatitis, foreign body, hairball, or infection are also possible, so see a vet for tests if unsure.
My cat is 7-9 months old, had loose stool two days ago, became lethargic and refused food yesterday, vomited twice last night, and was found hiding in the yard this morning — what could be wrong?
Based on your description, the cat's symptoms of loose stool, lethargy, vomiting, and loss of appetite are mainly considered to be caused by gastroenteritis. You can withhold food for half a day and give the cat anti-inflammatory, anti-diarrheal, and gut-regulating medications such as amoxicillin clavulanate, bismuth subcarbonate tablets, and pet probiotics. Once the symptoms ease, feed the cat easily digestible food. If there is no improvement after medication, promptly take the cat to a veterinary hospital for examination and treatment to rule out any underlying disease.
My cat started foaming at the mouth yesterday afternoon, won’t eat/drink, threw up glucose too, low energy; stray about 2 months; did a distemper test Friday, one line. This morning urine is dark. What now?
Foam, not eating, low energy, dark urine in an unvaccinated stray strongly suggest distemper (early stage may miss on strips). Get a PCR test. Could also be acute gastroenteritis or liver disease; see a vet for the cause.
Hello doctor, my cat is a household cat eating leftovers; since the Mid-Autumn family dinner it won’t eat, only drinks water, and is very thin. Maybe it ate bones. How to treat? Almost a month now, urgent.
Not eating, only drinking, and severe weight loss suggest gut parasites, gastroenteritis, or diabetes. Parasites need deworming; gastroenteritis hurts appetite. After a month and severe loss, see a vet at once to find the cause.