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My Rabbit Had Sudden Diarrhea, Then Green Soft Stool After Glucose; What Should I Do?
Green soft stool suggests improper diet or gastroenteritis; cut watery greens, switch the main diet to hay or pellets for rough fiber, and add water probiotics. Most vets can see rabbits; if no improvement in 1-2 days, visit one.
I Opened a New Canned Food for My Cat; She Ate Half, Then Vomited Undigested Food the Next Evening
Vomiting after a new canned food is usually the gut not adjusting or indigestion. Check the can for spoilage or expiry; if fine, it is likely indigestion, so fast half a day to a day, give probiotics, and see a vet if it continues.
My Cat’s Pre-Neuter Check Showed Low Globulin; Does It Need the 441 Injection, and Can Surgery Still Proceed?
The results argue against neutering now, with a low albumin-globulin ratio, inflammation, gut fluid, and enlarged lymph nodes suggesting some FIP risk. Whether to use GS-441524 depends on symptoms and further coronavirus PCR and Rivalta tests; if no fever, big belly, or appetite loss, follow the vet's probiotics and lactoferrin and recheck in a week.
My Cat Had a Great Appetite, Then Vomited for a Day, Now Refuses Kibble and Only Eats Treats, Then Vomits on Kibble
Vomiting on kibble may be indigestion, gastritis, or gut parasites, since kibble is harder to digest; soften it with warm water and add probiotics. If the food is new, it may be an allergy or sudden switch, so revert and change gradually. If it persists, rule out hairballs, pancreatitis, or gastritis at the vet.
Dog Raised Two Months; First Time Eating a Bone, Got Stuck, Became Withdrawn and Won’t Eat
After a bone stuck, ignoring people and not eating suggests a blockage or esophageal scrape. A vet can check for foreign objects and use ultrasound to rule out perforation; surgery may be needed if it can't pass.
My Cat Vomited Once (Kibble), Then Became Less Active and Stopped Eating and Drinking
Vomiting after a new canned food is usually the gut not adapting or indigestion. Check the can for spoilage or expiry; if fine, fast half a day to a day with probiotics, and see a vet if vomiting continues.
Gave Him a Bath and Warm Milk-Soaked Kibble; Now Diarrhea for Over Two Hours
Diarrhea after a bath plus warm milk kibble is likely stress or lactose intolerance, since baths stress dogs and milk often upsets them. Give probiotics and pet anti-diarrhea medicine; see a vet if it persists.
His Right Belly and the Right Side Between Nose and Mouth Keep Twitching
Belly twitching may be hiccups, gut parasites, spasm, or blockage; nose twitching may be a cold, respiratory infection, or a foreign object. Many causes exist, so a vet check is best to treat specifically.
New Cat, Negative Tests for Feline Distemper and Ringworm, Normal Energy and Appetite, but Diarrhea for 10 Days, Now Red Bottom After Medicine. What Should I Do?
Long diarrhea with normal energy is likely parasites or enteritis; parasites can unbalance gut flora and cause chronic enteritis. Have a vet check the flora and identify the parasite type, then treat as advised.
What Does a Turtle Look Like During Hibernation?
A hibernating turtle hides in safe, warm, humid soil or vegetation with slowed metabolism and little to no movement, eyes shut and limbs pulled in to save heat. It stops eating and excreting while organs slow down.