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How can you tell a Teddy is having diarrhea?
A Teddy has diarrhea when its stools are soft, loose, watery, strongly smelly, and more frequent than normal. For diarrhea, feed easily digestible food like boiled chicken breast and millet porridge or softened kibble. Replenish fluids and add electrolytes to help recovery, and use probiotics if needed.
Cat’s right eyeball rolls up — what is this and how to treat?
The white at the inner corner is the nictitating membrane (third eyelid); it may not retract if the cat is tense — observe, it may return when relaxed. If it stays out, the gland may be inflamed/swollen. Use an Elizabethan collar and antibiotic drops 2-3 days; if no recovery, surgery.
My dog hasn’t eaten all day, has loose stool, vomits a lot, is sleepy and listless
A dog that doesn't eat, with loose stool and heavy vomiting and no energy is likely infected with canine parvovirus ('flipping intestines'), which causes diarrhea, vomiting and lethargy. Even unvaccinated puppies should go to a vet; with treatment and interferon, recovery signs are no vomiting/diarrhea and renewed appetite. Vaccinate after recovery.
Dog poisoned, got a hospital shot and came home. Will chewing its own feet re-poison it?
Chewing feet poisons only if toxin remains on them - if toxic ointment was applied, fit a collar or muzzle. If the toxin was metabolic, it does not stay in feet and chewing won't poison, but watch recovery and follow up.
How long can a Golden Retriever with ascites live?
Ascites does not necessarily mean death. If caused by long-term malnutrition, it is usually curable by draining fluid and adding nutrition. If caused by liver disease, peritonitis, or bladder rupture, survival is lower but not certain; timely treatment is key, and mild ascites often recovers.
What happens if a cat donates blood?
Healthy blood donation does not harm a cat; only cats over 5 kg and 10-20 ml per kg are allowed, rebuilt in 3-4 days. Supplement protein after.
It hasn’t drunk water for two days, eyes open, body motionless; it used to resist when grabbed but now barely reacts. Please help, urgent.
The hamster may be critical; seek a vet and offer honey or glucose water if it can swallow, and keep it warm. If body stays cold, chances are low; open eyes with normal vitals may be a self-protection state needing warmth and coaxing.
How long until a chinchilla dies of heatstroke?
Not immediate, but severe heatstroke untreated can cause heat exhaustion and death. Mild cases recover in 1-2 days; moderate in 3-10 days; severe may leave nerve damage despite survival.
Can a Rabbit Recover from Heatstroke on Its Own?
Rabbits have some self-recovery ability, so mild heatstroke may pass on its own, but severe cases rarely do and can be fatal, so never rely on it—act fast. Signs include high temperature, rapid breathing, and fast heartbeat; move the rabbit to shade, cool the ears and head with a damp cloth, and replace fluids and electrolytes. Prevention means ventilation, lighter summer feeding, lower density, and electrolytes in the water.
What to Do About Your Dog’s Cherry Eye
Cherry eye is linked to genetics and eye inflammation; breeds like Bichon, Pomeranian, and Chihuahua are prone. It shows as a red lump in the inner corner. Mild cases may recede with drops, but most need surgery to tuck the gland back and avoid dry eye.