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My dog seems to have a fever and I don’t know what to do, or how to tell if a dog has a fever.
A feverish dog shows a raised temperature, red conjunctiva, dry nose, rapid breathing, loss of appetite and lethargy, but you must measure to be sure. Take a rectal temperature; above 39.5C means fever.
What kind of dog can get rabies?
Normally, unvaccinated pet dogs and stray dogs are the most likely to contract rabies. After infection the dog shows fear of light and water, nervous sensitivity, a dull stare, irritability, frantic barking, biting, and drooling.
What happens when a cat has a fever?
A feverish cat will show a raised body temperature, loss of appetite, lethargy, a dry and hot nose and drowsiness. A cat's normal temperature is 38-39.5C.
What happens if a dog eats shrimp?
Dogs can eat shrimp; it provides protein and minerals that improve health, but some are allergic and need a vet if itching or breathing trouble appears. Shells and sharp parts may cause blockage or mouth/throat injury, so watch for symptoms.
My cat’s eye was injured; it has swelling, bleeding, and color changes. What is happening?
Head impact can cause swelling, bruising, nasal bleeding, eye bleeding, or brain edema; untreated brain clots raise facial swelling and can cause unconsciousness. Get head and eye exams such as MRI, CT, or ophthalmology. If unavailable, do not blindly infuse; anti-inflammatory shots and eye drops are a reasonable stopgap, and nutrition is key.
What happens if a cat licks hydrogen peroxide?
Hydrogen peroxide irritates a cat's stomach and intestines because of its strong corrosiveness, causing mouth ulcers, esophagitis, and gastric ulcers with drooling, vomiting, and abdominal pain. Give the cat water and watch for abnormal symptoms.
How to tell if a bichon has a fever?
Measure the bichon's rectal temperature; above 39.5 degrees C means fever. Use physical cooling with ice packs or alcohol wipes, and see a vet if it does not drop.
What happens if a dog chokes on water while bathing?
Choking causes intense coughing that eases on its own; comfort the dog to avoid a bathing phobia. Dry it well to prevent chills. Persistent cough, fever, or lethargy may mean pneumonia—see a vet.
At what age can a Dogo Argentino breed?
A Dogo Argentino should not be bred until it is physically and mentally mature, typically around two years of age, after health screenings for hips, heart, and temperament. Breeding too early risks complications for dam and puppies.
How to Keep a Giant Salamander?
Use a large tank since it grows big; treat tap water for 3 days to remove chlorine. Keep temperature 0-28 C and pH 6.5-7.5, changing only 1/4 to 1/3 at a time.