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Why do cats lick their rear?
Cats lick their rear to stay clean or because of anal discomfort. Frequent licking may signal inflamed or blocked anal glands needing veterinary care.
How to comfortably treat a cat’s ear mites?
Cat ear mites are ear-scab mites in the canal causing itch, pain, and brown wax. Clean the canal with mite medicine or ear wash, then use a dewormer with avermectin or ivermectin. To prevent secondary infection, use anti-inflammatory drops or oral medicine under a vet's guidance, and keep an Elizabethan collar on.
Why do my cat’s ears have black spots?
Black spots on cat ears are mainly from bacterial folliculitis, skin melanin deposition, or follicle necrosis; low immunity or irritation can also cause them. If no discomfort, usually fine; if itch or pain, see a vet.
Why do cats pant with their mouth open?
Cats pant in many situations: when nervous or afraid it is a warning, when in pain it may relieve discomfort, and when defending territory it deters threats. Poor socialization can also cause it.
What are the symptoms of a cat’s dislocated tail?
A dislocated tail may show bleeding, swelling, pain, and dysfunction. The cat moves the tail less, becomes irritable, loses balance, and cannot climb or jump. See a vet for fracture or dislocation.
What happens if a cat has fleas?
Fleas cause health problems: they suck blood and nutrients, causing itch and skin disease. Fleas also spread tapeworms, leading to soft stool, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and weight loss. Deworm promptly and disinfect the environment.
My dog suddenly lifts one front paw but shows no pain
Lifting a front paw may be an unnoticed fall causing joint dislocation or sprain (needs CT), a paw pad injury or interdigital dermatitis, or mimicking others. Check the pad closely.
What is the white thing next to my cat’s nail?
The white thing by the nail may be stuck tofu litter that hardened, removable with warm compress. If not, it may be a callus from scratching; if painless, leave it to wear off.
My 13-year-old cat has pyometra; surgery is risky, what should I do?
Pyometra needs ovary/uterus removal to cure; conservative care only eases pain temporarily. Elderly surgery is risky but choose a skilled hospital; operate when stable to lower risk.
My fold cat keeps meowing, especially in the bathroom
Constant meowing can be health pain (fold cats have bone disease), anxiety/stress, needs, or heat. Watch movement, comfort it, meet needs, and see a vet if pain suspected.