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Not vomiting in canine parvovirus doesn't mean improvement; treatment lasts about 7 days, worst at 3-5. Green stool suggests continued viral shedding. Your human drugs help symptoms but don't fully fight the virus. For higher cure rate, get vet IVs and antivirals, fluids, and symptomatic meds.
What to Do When a Bath Gives Your Cat a Fever
Cats chill easily, so a bath that isn't dried thoroughly can turn into a cold and then a fever. Treatment follows the cause and temperature—mild fevers may need nothing but monitoring, while anything above 104.5 F warrants a vet; prevention is simply thorough drying and a warm, draft-free home.
What Is Feline Mastitis and What Are Its Symptoms?
Feline mastitis is inflammation of the mammary glands caused by bacteria such as Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, or E. coli, marked by one or more glands that are red, swollen, hot, and painful, with cloudy or bloody milk and a queen that refuses to nurse. Treatment stops nursing, cleans and drains the gland, and infuses antibiotics (ampicillin or cephalexin) into the teat canal, with systemic antibiotics for severe cases.
Dog Skin Fungal Disease (Dermatophytosis)
Most dog skin fungal disease is caused by Microsporum canis, whose spores survive for years in the environment, so infection is stubborn and contagious. Treatment combines topical and oral antifungals with medicated baths, and recovery takes one to four weeks depending on severity.
Symptoms and Treatment of Feline Cystitis
Feline cystitis — from infection, stones, or idiopathic causes — shows as frequent, painful urination, blood in urine, straining, or blockage, and is painful enough to need prompt care. Broad-spectrum antibiotics tackle infection; severe stones need surgery, and a blocked cat is an emergency.
What Medicine to Give a Cat with a Fever
What should we do if our cat shows fever symptoms? Most owners think of giving medicine, but few know what to give a feverish cat, so they cannot treat the cause and the cat suffers. Here we explain what medicine a feverish cat should take, for targeted treatment.
What to Do About a Pus Bump on My Dog’s Belly
A pus bump may be pyoderma (bacterial follicle infection), often from hormones, allergies, or parasites. Use antibacterial sprays/ointments; deep cases need oral antibiotics like cephalexin, plus iodine and clean care.
What medicine for a Golden Retriever’s sudden frequent urination?
Frequent urination has many causes, so a vet exam is needed; infections use antibiotics like amoxicillin-clavulanate, and cystitis may need levofloxacin or norfloxacin.
Is my dog’s condition serious, and what medicine should it take?
From results, mild kidney damage and high total bile acids, possibly acid-reflux gastritis. Fast 8h to reduce gut irritation and prevent vomiting. If no more vomiting, try pet anti-vomiting meds (Zhitu Ning, metoclopramide, cimetidine) with antibiotics (amoxicillin, cephalexin). But oral meds may irritate gut and re-trigger vomiting—better to IV at clinic with anti-vomit and anti-inflammatory shots.
Dog fever 3 days, rapid breathing, diarrhea, then vomiting
Three days of fever with diarrhea/vomiting suggests gastroenteritis or distemper. Test if unvaccinated; treat with antibiotics and fever care.