Search Results
4113 results for “ear pH”
My cat was hit a few days ago, now refuses food and is much thinner
Blurry photo, but not eating and weight loss after injury may mean wound infection. See a vet to stop worsening; long starvation can threaten its life.
Why is the skin around my cat’s genitals darkened?
Darkened, discharging genitals suggest infection or inflammation. Shave the area to locate the source; scrotal signs mean scrotitis, urethral signs mean a urinary infection. See a vet.
A hairless dark-brown patch next to my cat’s mouth
The patch may be ringworm or inflammation darkening the skin. Get a skin scrape to confirm; if ringworm, use antifungal medicine. See a vet for a clear diagnosis.
My dog has been like this since last night; I thought it overate but it is the same this morning
The photo shows no clear abnormality. Have the dog walk to check movement, and watch its stool, spirit, and appetite. If normal, it is fine; if it will not move, see a vet.
The skin around my cat’s eyes has been red for two days, but it eats and poops normally
From the photo the eye itself looks fine, just dirty around it. Wipe the area clean and use eye drops, then watch. See a vet if it worsens or other signs appear.
Cat vomits red liquid and won’t eat, what to do?
Vomiting blood can stem from ulcers, parasites, pancreatitis, blockage, or distemper. Withhold food 6-8 hours and give anti-vomit and anti-inflammatory meds; see a vet if it continues.
Why is the skin around my dog’s right eye turning black?
Darkening around the eye often comes from skin disease or long-term eye infection such as demodex. Deworm and clean the eye if parasitic. The pigmentation is hard to reverse even with treatment.
My dog has a soft, painless black bump the size of a soybean on its inner thigh
A small black bump may be pigmentation, a scab from skin disease, or a growth. If the dog shows no other symptoms, you can simply monitor it. Seek veterinary care if any abnormal signs appear.
How to tell a Teddy has a cold?
Teddy cold resembles human cold: early clear runny nose, sneeze, dry cough, cool nose, more eye discharge. Worse: thick pus, cough with phlegm, fever, breathing trouble, poor appetite. Symptoms mimic distemper/kennel cough, so see a vet.
Hamster eyes swollen and twitching; what to do?
From the photo, swollen eyes may be from parasites, bacteria, dust, or foreign objects. Clean with a warm wet cotton ball and apply pet anti-inflammatory drops; see a vet if no relief or worse.