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My dog suddenly got excited, scratched the bed and sofa, and now trembles
Sudden abnormal excitement, scratching, trembling likely indicates acute encephalitis, nerve injury, or epilepsy. Consult a vet promptly; do not medicate blindly to avoid harm.
A pimple grew on my puppy’s eyelid the day before yesterday
An eyelid pimple may be from internal heat or mosquito bites. Adjust the diet to be light with fruits and vegetables, and apply pet anti-inflammatory ointment with a collar for bites.
What causes a cat’s eye to bleed
A bleeding eye may be trauma from a collision or a fight, or diseases like keratitis and conjunctivitis with tearing and discharge. Seek a veterinary exam for symptomatic treatment.
What are the pros of a British Shorthair blue cat?
British Shorthairs are friendly, gentle and bond well with people, great with kids. They are smart and learn litter, scratching posts and tricks quickly.
What does a dog’s rhinitis look like?
Dog rhinitis causes frequent runny nose from clear to mucus to pus, with crusts, sneezing, head shaking, and nose scratching; long untreated cases swell the lining and narrow airways, causing breathing trouble.
My rabbit won’t eat and lies down circling in pain
Could be calcium deficiency, epilepsy, poisoning, ear mite infection, or coccidiosis. Ear mites cause itchy ears, frequent hind-leg scratching, possibly severe; may cause ear inflammation (redness, discharge), odor, hair loss—visible on check, treat with ear cleaner and antiparasitic. If ruled out, see vet.
What happens if a dog’s pupil is congested?
Pupil congestion means dilated vessels or broken capillaries causing swelling, from injury, infection, allergy, or high eye pressure. It can cause pain and even affect vision; see a vet and use an Elizabethan collar.
How can I show affection to my cat?
Ways to show love include gentle petting on the head, chin, ears, and back, offering treats, and playing daily with suitable toys. Watch the cat's reactions to keep it comfortable.
My Hamster’s Eyes Are Red, Swollen, and Won’t Open — What Should I Do?
The eyes are likely infected and need cleaning and anti-inflammatory care. Use saline and chlortetracycline ointment, and prevent scratching.
My Dog’s Third Eyelid Is Prolapsed — What Should I Do?
A dog's third eyelid prolapse is usually caused by overactive glands or inflammation. A vet check is advised; anti-inflammatory eye drops can cure inflammation within 2-3 days, while gland overactivity may need surgery.