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How long does it take to cure a cat’s blood in urine?
Many causes of bloody urine exist — poisoning, trauma, cystitis, infection, stones, reproductive tumors, leukemia — so recovery time depends on the cause and treatment response. See a vet promptly to find the cause and prevent worsening.
My cat vomited white foam after milk and cat food; how can I stop the vomiting?
To stop a cat from vomiting you must identify the underlying cause and treat it accordingly. Cats are lactose intolerant and milk can cause vomiting and diarrhea. Huoxiang Zhengqi liquid contains alcohol and can worsen foaming, possibly causing acute gastroenteritis.
My cat had a severe cold with cough and yellow discharge; now it only sneezes occasionally; is it getting better?
Easing cough, sneeze, and discharge suggest the cold is improving, but continue care if immunity is low or unvaccinated. Boost nutrition and vitamins during recovery.
What does a cat spinal injury look like?
A spinal injury causes nerve damage with stiff limbs, inability to stand, poor coordination, and incontinence. Severe cases lead to hind-leg paralysis. See a vet for imaging; conservative care is an option.
What if a cat’s otitis becomes severe?
Severe otitis causes inner ear infection, hearing loss, dullness, poor appetite, irritability. It may affect facial nerves - drooling, lip paralysis, ataxia. If it reaches the meninges, encephalitis and death. Treat promptly with a collar.
Cat vomits yellow fluid 2-3 days after spay; ate a bit when home, now drinks, won’t eat; normal stool, sleeps sprawled, vomited yellow many times.
Post-spay yellow vomit is usually anesthesia, recovering in 12-24h with cimetidine and probiotics. If still frequent at 2-3 days, low post-op immunity irritates gut - fast, hospital fluids for anesthetic metabolism and anti-emetic/anti-inflammatory. Also rule out post-spay panleukopenia.
Cat’s bottom looks swollen, has poop on it, won’t let me touch/look/wipe.
The photo shows inflamed, hairless testicles, likely from heat-induced hormone surge and rubbing, or a wound from fighting causing pus infection. Disinfect with iodine, collar, and if it won't allow, see a vet; after healing, neuter.
How soon after kittens can a cat be spayed?
Spay a post-partum cat about two months later; birthing drains energy and nursing needs continue, so wait for recovery and weaning. Avoid spaying while nursing, as the uterus is unrecovered and fasting risks are high.
How often should ringworm be treated with medicated baths?
Medicated baths for cat ringworm are usually 1-2 times weekly; too frequent or long causes dry skin and slows healing. Pair with recovery ointments and add nutrition to boost resistance, since weak immunity causes recurrence.
When does a cat eat after giving birth?
Normally a cat can eat right after birth. But for 1 to 2 days it may have little appetite from fatigue and pain, so feed nutritious easily digested food like goat milk, meat porridge and fish soup to aid recovery and milk production.