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What happens if a cat eats dried squid?
A little dried squid is fine, rich in protein and minerals. But it is salty; large amounts cause salt poisoning with tremors, seizures, foaming. Seek vet; some cats are allergic, causing vomiting/diarrhea.
What happens if you hit a cat often?
Frequent hitting makes a cat depressed and timid, hiding when the owner is home. It may have a stress response lowering immunity, causing vomiting, diarrhea, and incontinence.
What happens if a Golden Retriever eats scallions or onions?
Eating onions can cause poisoning symptoms such as drooling, lethargy, loss of appetite and rapid breathing, and in severe cases may be fatal. If only a small amount is eaten, monitor the dog and seek vet care if abnormal.
What Is a Dog Urinary Tract Infection?
Dog urinary tract infections are usually caused by bacteria, urine retention, or low immunity, with signs like difficult, frequent, or urgent urination, sometimes blood or incontinence. Diagnosis is by urinalysis; treatment is antibiotics plus plenty of water. Keep the genital area clean and avoid prolonged holding of urine.
What happens if a dog falls?
A fall may cause scrapes, fractures, spleen, or brain bleeding; minor falls need ice then heat and iodine. Limping or inner signs need urgent vet care.
What happens if a dog has no companionship?
Dogs are social and depend on owners; long absence brings insecurity, lost appetite, lethargy and shyness. They stare out windows, sleep by day, then wreck and bark at night. Some develop separation anxiety with door-scratching and incontinence.
What happens when a dog reaches the end of its life?
A dying dog shows lethargy, no appetite, little movement, breathing trouble, hiding in corners and dull responses. Some leave home to die quietly; old age brings heart disease and renal failure with mouth-breathing and incontinence.
What happens if you hit a rabbit often?
Hitting a rabbit often makes it timid and sensitive, increasingly afraid of humans, reluctant to be touched and hiding in corners. When picked up it may tremble, scream, kick to escape, or bite. Hard hits can cause internal injury, incontinence, concussion, or even death. Do not scold or hit often; if disobedient, stop it and limit freedom to teach the mistake.
What happens when a puppy gets carsick?
A carsick puppy drools heavily, is restless, vomits often, dozes; severe cases cause incontinence and breathing trouble. Ventilate, stop safely for a break, give a little water to rinse, then decide. Stroke its back to soothe.
What happens when a rabbit is frightened?
A frightened rabbit flees, rams the cage, becomes nervous, lethargic, loses appetite; severe fright can cause incontinence, paralysis, even death. Keep the cage in a quiet, stable-light spot. After fright, give food/water and let it be alone for days.