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Why Does My Dog Have Lots of Eye Discharge and Low Energy?
Eye discharge plus lethargy in a dog usually points past ordinary eye irritation to either a gastroenteritis-type cold or canine distemper. The cold brings fever, runny nose, and possible vomiting or diarrhea; distemper starts like a cold then shows biphasic fever and thick eye discharge. Get a vet diagnosis before treating, and don't self-prescribe antibiotics.
My Dog Has Soft Stools but Is Full of Energy — Does It Need Medicine?
A dog with soft stools but normal energy usually just has mild gut irritation from a new or rich food, and probiotics plus observation are often enough. But watch closely — parasites, parvovirus, or pancreatitis can start the same way, so any later fever, lethargy, or lost appetite means a vet visit.
Homemade Dog Vegetable Energy Bars
These baked vegetable energy bars — chicken breast, carrot, egg yolk, and flour twisted into ropes — are an easy way to sneak greens into a dog that refuses vegetables. Bake at 175°C for about 35 minutes, let them cool, and they keep as a handy homemade treat.
I found this cat and fed it milk for two weeks; today it suddenly lost energy and keeps sleeping, does not meow when woken, drinks only a little milk, and after stimulating it to defecate it pooped a little and went back to sleep; I cannot wake it and its cry is very faint
A young kitten sleeping and listless can have various causes, including chills, infectious disease, low blood sugar, and stress. Move it to a suitable temperature and feed glucose, watching for improvement; if no improvement, see a vet. Timely treatment matters as weak kittens are at risk if they stop eating.
My hamster has been peeing blood since afternoon and is losing energy — what’s wrong?
Hamster blood in urine has many causes: cystitis, urethral infection, stones, uterine tumor, trauma. See a vet to find the cause; urinary infections are often treated with quinolones.
Not Eating, Drinking Less, Sleeping More, Losing Energy, Occasional Vomiting of Pale Yellow Foam
Poor appetite, lethargy, and foamy vomit can come from indigestion, parasites, poisoning, or gastroenteritis; unvaccinated cats may have infection. See a vet; if unavailable, try a pet anti-inflammatory and anti-emetic.
While cleaning its ears the night before last I gave some cat food; next morning it vomited food, so I fed less then withheld food and water. Later it vomited white foam; I gave omeprazole capsules and glucose. Still some vomiting and low energy, but this morning it played and seemed not too bad. It kicks when I pet its belly but just won’t eat, only drinks a little water.
White foam vomiting and poor appetite can come from indigestion, gastroenteritis, or parasites. After prolonged vomiting, give amoxicillin-clavulanate and probiotics, then easy liquid food; see a vet if no relief.
Not eating, no energy, and a damp mouth.
Not eating, low energy, and a wet mouth may come from heat, oral inflammation, or gastrointestinal inflammation; an infectious disease is possible if unvaccinated. Calicivirus can also irritate the mouth. See a vet promptly.
We just got the puppy yesterday. After arriving it drank sugar water and in the evening ate some chicken breast congee. Its first bowel movement at home was normal, but later it passed watery stool with particles, and the next morning yellow loose stool, though its energy is still good.
Based on your description, the puppy's diarrhea is mainly considered to be caused by indigestion, stress, or an infectious disease. Mild stress reactions usually ease within 2-3 days, but a newly bought puppy carries infection risk, so a full veterinary checkup is best.
My 2-Month-Old Dog Won’t Eat but Has Energy – Should I Deworm It?
Not eating may be diet or gut issues. A 2-month pup just weaned has weak digestion - feed weaning-stage puppy food or goat milk. If diet is fine, consider illness; observe 1-2 days, and if still not eating or energy drops, see a vet.