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My Cat Vomited Once or Twice at Night, Now Three Times a Day — What’s Wrong?
Vomiting with lethargy and no eating has many causes, from bad food to poisoning or hairballs. Fast briefly and use probiotics.
Why Does the Cat Often Purr?
Purring is common—when comfortable, happy or content it purrs; it may also purr to ease pain. Some short-nosed cats purr more from their airway shape.
Why Does a Cat’s Eyeball Necrose?
Eyeball necrosis is tissue death causing vision loss from infection, trauma or cataracts; some genetic diseases (polycystic kidney disease) contribute. See a vet on eye pain or discharge to prevent it.
Why Does the Cat Hate Ear Cleaning?
Ears are sensitive and cleaning can hurt, so it resists; a bad past experience also makes it uneasy. Be gentle.
What Are the Symptoms of Roundworms in Cats?
Roundworms cause belly pain, diarrhea, cough and rough coat; they may reach other organs causing peritonitis or pneumonia, and in the gut cause bleeding, vomiting, thinness and, in large numbers, blockage.
Male Cat Lost Weight and Is Lethargic
A male cat urinating blood and losing weight likely has urinary disease (crystals, stones, urethritis, FIC). Catheterize if full, test, and treat with stone-dissolving meds or antibiotics; ensure water.
What Happens If a Cat Won’t Eat Cat Grass?
Cat grass helps expel hairballs; without it, hairball syndrome can cause pain, constipation and vomiting. Offer hairball paste or other grasses, and groom often.
A Stray School Cat Has Had Stomatitis a Long Time; Now It Suddenly Started Sneezing
Stomatitis shows as mouth ulcers, red gums, drooling, pain, and low appetite; easing signs mean recovery, but no easing means wrong medicine. New sneezing likely means a chill and weak resistance, so warm it and add vitamins.
What Painkillers Can a Dog Use?
Dog painkillers are mainly NSAIDs like meloxicam, cimicoxib, firocoxib, and tolfenamic acid, but only under a vet's direction. Doses depend on the dog, and overdose harms health, so never self-medicate.
What Symptoms Appear with a Dog’s Dislocated Joint?
A dislocated joint shows swelling, pain, twitching, and limping, with lameness the most common sign and visible joint swelling. See a vet promptly to treat by severity.