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What does an Aldabra giant tortoise eat?
Aldabra tortoises are herbivorous, eating grass, leaves, and stems, occasionally small invertebrates and carrion. Feed tortoise pellets and leafy greens with calcium and gut supplements.
What should a constipated Golden Retriever eat?
For constipation, feed stool-softening foods like banana, pumpkin, cabbage, and cucumber, plus probiotics and water. Use a glycerin enema if diet fails; see a vet if that fails too.
2-month-old kitten, home a week, switched food; ate well first 2-3 days then buried poop by the bowl and stopped eating kibble and meat for 3-4 days; mild diarrhea with undigested chicken breast, smelly
The kitten likely has gut trouble from food change, stress, and too much chicken. Stop new foods, fast briefly, feed easily digested food, and see a vet if it persists.
What should I know about feeding a Caucasian Shepherd chicken carcass?
Chicken carcasses are calcium-rich and supplement bones, but cook them soft first. Raw bones are sharp and may carry parasites, risking gut injury.
What do pet rabbits eat?
Rabbits are grass-eating animals needing hay as staple plus pellets and some produce. Unlimited hay aids teeth and gut; limit high-water produce to avoid diarrhea.
My cat has had diarrhea for days and its rear looks like this (photo); what’s wrong?
Long-term diarrhea can inflame the anus and infect the skin, even causing prolapse. Find the cause (bacterial, parasitic, or viral) at a vet and treat with meds and fluids.
How long does a dog’s indigestion take to heal?
Indigestion usually recovers in a few days. Fast briefly, then feed mild food and probiotics; see a vet if severe.
At what age can a Golden Retriever eat dry kibble directly?
A Golden can eat dry kibble after 3 months, or 4 months if digestion is weak. Under 3 months, soak the kibble to avoid indigestion.
How long after neutering can a Schnauzer eat?
A dog can usually eat about 8 hours after neutering, once the anesthesia has worn off. Offer easily digested food as appetite and gut are weak at first.
Fecal test for panleukopenia was negative yesterday, but since coming home the cat lost bowel control, keeps licking its rear with stool residue, and vomited kibble this morning though it ate and drank normally after
Loose stool, vomiting, incontinence, and rear-licking can be gastroenteritis, parasites, or anal-gland issues. Rule out viruses daily and see a vet for a gut check.