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How do I reduce a dog’s fever?
Normal temp is 38-39°C; a low fever under 39.5°C can be cooled physically (alcohol/water on paws, ears, groin, armpits every 5 min) and by drinking warm water. Above 39.5°C needs a vet shot.
Hello doctor, my two-month-old domestic kitten suddenly got a small hard lump on its forehead, under the skin, moving with the skin when pushed.
The lump may be skin inflammation or a sebaceous cyst. Use pet antibacterial topical for inflammation; otherwise see a vet to check for a cyst needing surgical removal.
Why Does a Bird Have Black Crusts on Its Skin?
Black crusts can come from parasites, fungus, infected wounds, or virus like fowl pox. Use mite treatment or antifungals as needed; fowl pox needs isolation and supportive care.
My Dog Has a Problem in Both Eyes, Looks Like Strabismus—What Should I Do and Are There Risks?
Strabismus may be genetic or from nerve pressure and is usually irreversible yet rarely affects daily life. If from conjunctivitis, antibacterial eye drops can help and may restore the eye.
Why Do Two Kittens Keep Sucking a Newly Adopted Cat’s Nipples—Is She Pregnant?
The kittens likely treat the new cat as their mother, which is normal suckling behavior, but if she is not lactating, separate them to avoid nipple redness and inflammation.
What Happens If a Dog Has Double Rows of Teeth?
Double rows do not directly harm health but can affect bite and chewing, causing digestive issues, and trap debris that leads to tartar, bad breath, and mouth inflammation. Keep the mouth clean.
How Does a Mother Cat’s Mastitis Affect Her Kittens?
Kittens may get too little milk from a sore, swollen breast, weakening immunity and growth. Vet care for the mother plus separate feeding with formula is advised.
My Rabbit Has a Head Tilt, One Eye Won’t Open, Drooping Ears, and Won’t Eat or Drink
These signs suggest ear inflammation or ear mites, possibly from Pasteurella or fungus. Check the ears; if normal, consider vestibular syndrome and see a vet.
Why do cats get urethritis?
Urethritis is most often bacterial, from bacteria growing in the urethra. Low water intake concentrates urine, irritates the lining, and forms crystals. Keep the environment clean, ensure water, and limit dry food.
Why is my cat’s whole body red?
Whole-body redness can come from allergies to food, environment, or medicine; fleas or mites causing itch; or bacterial or fungal inflammation. See a vet to find the cause and treat properly.