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What to do about Teddy (poodle) bad breath?
If from poor cleaning, brush with dog tools and avoid soft food. If vitamin deficiency, give dog vitamin tablets or B-rich food. Gut-related: probiotics and diet adjustment.
What best removes dog bad breath?
Causes differ. Long-uncleaned mouth: mouthwash, brushing. Indigestion/bloat: probiotics or digestion powder. Oral/disease causes: treat the cause.
Golden retriever pup temp rose to ~40 C for 1-2 days then normal; two days later rose again with cough, serous to purulent nasal discharge, dry cracked nose; swollen eyelids, purulent conjunctivitis.
Description fits canine distemper: initial fever, low appetite, discharge, sneezing; day 2-14 fever returns with cough, purulent nose/eye discharge (mid-stage), then gut/skin, later neuro signs. High mortality - go to a vet now.
Dog vomits yellow liquid and has bloody diarrhea but is energetic – what?
Likely acute hemorrhagic gastroenteritis. If energetic, fast 24h, then probiotics and gut/anti-vomit meds; after, small soft food. If continues, consider parasites, foreign body, or infection - see a vet.
What to do about dog bad breath?
Solutions: brush weekly with dog paste; if unwilling, use mouthwash/chews with antibacterial, deodorizing ingredients. Gut-related breath improves with probiotics and digestible food.
Turtle hasn’t eaten for days and keeps floating at the top – why?
Floating and not eating has causes; common two: gastroenteritis (float, low appetite) treat with oxytetracycline/amoxicillin; pneumonia/cold (side-floating, mouth breathing, bubbles) - improve water quality and see a vet.
A young cat fed only sausages, water, and pork liver; yesterday yellow diarrhea, today black tar-like stool.
Black tarry stool may be upper GI bleeding from bad diet, or greasy food damaging the gut. Adjust to easy kitten food and goat milk, add probiotics and gut antibiotics.
Why does my cat keep squatting like a brooding hen?
Not always illness; analyze with eating, energy, temperature, breathing, pain. FIP causes it with fever, fluid, no appetite; pancreatitis causes abdominal pain; acute gastroenteritis; kidney/stone/blockage also. See a vet if energy/appetite are off.
Kitten has poor appetite, vomiting, and constipation – why?
Poor appetite can signal digestive, oral, kidney, or endocrine disease; vomiting and constipation point to gut issues like indigestion, blockage, hairballs, or FIP. Feed fiber; see a vet if it persists.
How do I deal with dog bad breath?
Bad breath can come from unclean teeth, oral disease, or gut issues; find the cause first. Brush to remove plaque, or get a dental cleaning for tartar; see a vet for oral or digestive causes.