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How is Practicat cat litter
Practicat bentonite clumps fast with firm urine balls that don't crumble when shaken. Economical, non-sticking, good feel, moderate dust, original or lavender scents. But odor control is weaker, pair with deodorizer; fine granules track easily.
Cat’s ear itches, water sound, can be shaken out but not visible
Water sounds and shaking out fluid may mean water in the ear - clean it to avoid otitis. It could also be ear mites with increased discharge; see a vet to confirm.
My Dog Is Shaking, Vomiting White Stringy Mucus, and Whimpering — I’m Scared, No Vet Nearby
Based on your description it is hard to pinpoint the cause, but vomiting can stem from bad food, poisoning, parasites, or stomach problems. See a vet if possible.
My dog’s ear is swollen and its behavior is odd, shaking its head often. What disease is this?
Swollen ear and frequent head shaking suggest otitis externa or ear mites. Check for debris/odor; a vet exam identifies the cause. Treat with cleaning plus antibacterial meds for otitis, or mite killer for mites.
How does a cat act before giving birth?
A cat's pregnancy is about 63 days. Before birth the belly grows and movement slows. 1-2 weeks prior, breasts enlarge and may leak milk. 1-2 days prior, temperature rises slightly with low appetite, nervousness, nesting. At labor, contractions bring rapid breathing, shaking, restlessness.
Found the cat vomiting in the morning; it trembled a bit lying next to me; stools formed but urinating more.
Vomiting with trembling can stem from gut issues, pancreatitis, parasites, or viruses; gut cramps or pancreatic pain cause shaking. Many causes exist, so a vet exam is best for targeted treatment.
Is my cat’s ear condition ear mites or Malassezia? After cleaning, large black discharge returns the next day.
Black waxy discharge returning next day strongly suggests ear mites causing itch, scratching, and head shaking; untreated it becomes otitis externa with hair loss and sores. Confirm with otoscopy; clean and treat 3-4 weeks, twice daily, monthly prevention, Elizabethan collar.
My cat has earwax in its ear canal—is it ear mites?
Large black earwax usually means ear mites; if it's dirty again the next day after cleaning, treat as mites. Mites cause itching, scratching and head shaking, so use an Elizabethan collar. Clean with a special ear cleaner (never cotton swabs in the canal), then apply ear medication; treatment takes 3-4 weeks plus a week after symptoms fade, and regular external parasite control.
My cat was hit; what is going on, the local vet is closed, very urgent
After a cat is hit, check where it is hurt. For clear eye injury, dispersed pupils, or bleeding from the face, use antibacterial anti-inflammatory eye drops until the clinic opens; if next day shows eye blood clots, spots, or swelling from the blow, see a vet in the morning for eye exam. If the cat is otherwise normal without shaking, seizures, vomiting blood, diarrhea, or poor appetite, other organs are likely fine.
Why Is My Cat Drooling So Much?
Cats are tidy and rarely drool like dogs do, so frequent salivating deserves attention. Common causes are heat, stress, bitter food or medicine, and mouth problems, each with its own fix.