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One of my three cats gulps food and now feels sick, wants to vomit but can’t, belly heaving for two days, no eating, no energy
The cat may have gut discomfort and dry heaves from competition eating; exact cause needs vet imaging. If mild, fast 1 day and add probiotics; if persistent, possible pancreatitis/gastritis, see a vet.
How nutritious is it for a German Shepherd to eat chicken frames?
Chicken frames give some calcium, phosphorus, protein, but calcium is poorly absorbed. Sharp bones can cut the gut or choke; better to use pet calcium if deficient.
What happens if a dog eats spicy chicken?
Spicy chicken irritates the gut, causing diarrhea, pain, vomiting, even acute gastroenteritis and death from dehydration. Give probiotics; see a vet if severe. Avoid spicy foods.
What happens if an Alaskan Malamute eats eggshells?
Eggshells are hard to digest and may cause abdominal pain, bloating, vomiting, and can carry bacteria and parasites. Shell calcium absorption is poor; use pet calcium instead.
How do you fatten up an Alaskan Malamute?
Feed balanced kibble by age (4x for young, 3x, then 2x), plus boiled chicken, beef, egg yolk, goat milk, fish. Deworm regularly since parasites steal nutrients.
How can a rabbit avoid diarrhea?
Keep the diet clean and avoid overly watery foods. Clean bottles and bowls regularly, limit fresh produce, and deworm to prevent gut parasites.
How is a Border Collie’s digestive tract?
Border Collies have delicate stomachs. Their salivary glands are well developed and intestinal walls thick with strong absorption, but the gut is short and they chew poorly, so they digest fiber badly.
How often should a cat be given hairball paste?
Frequency depends on shedding and coat length: during molting, long-haired cats 3-4 times weekly, short-haired 2-3 times. Reduce for young cats; if vomiting after use, give probiotics and cut the dose.
What happens if a dog drinks honey water?
A little honey water lubricates the gut and eases constipation, but too much causes diarrhea. High sugar burdens metabolism, causing obesity or diabetes. Severe constipation needs a vet.
What should a 10-year-old Husky’s appetite be like?
A 10-year-old Husky is a senior; slower digestion and loose teeth lower appetite slightly. Feed senior dog food 3 times daily, exercise lightly, and avoid hard-to-digest food.