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Is It Normal for a Cat to Have Diarrhea from Hairball Paste?
Hairball paste rarely causes diarrhea; loose stools usually mean too much at once. Stop feeding and the stool should normalize. If it persists with low energy or appetite loss, see a vet, as it may be allergy, parasites, or infection. Use 1 to 2 times weekly.
How Many Days Does a Teddy’s Heat Last?
A Teddy (Toy Poodle) heat lasts about 7–15 days with light discharge. Use dog diapers if needed, and don't bathe during heat—just wipe clean.
When Can a Spayed Cat Be Bathed?
A spayed cat should be bathed only after full healing—about 10–15 days. Keep the incision dry, keep the collar on, and see a vet for any redness or discharge.
What Medicine for a Dog’s Inflamed Gums?
Use an antibacterial oral spray such as LeKouNing, and add an oral metronidazole-based anti-inflammatory if severe. Brush regularly and have tartar cleaned by a vet.
What should you feed a cat after she gives birth?
The body is depleted, so feed high-protein, high-fat food and add calcium to avoid postpartum tetany. Keep kibble and add chicken, beef, egg yolk, nutritional paste, crucian carp and bone broth, goat milk powder, and calcium powder. If she gets engorged later, reduce nutrition to avoid mastitis.
Why Are My Dog’s Gums Pale?
Pale gums can be natural or a sign of trouble such as poor nutrition, oral infection, intestinal parasites, low blood sugar, autoimmune disease, or periodontal disease. Because causes differ, a vet check is the safest way to find the reason.
My cat’s mouth is swollen and it keeps drooling
Many causes exist for swollen lips and drooling. Main ones: oral issues from tartar, periodontitis, oral tumors or foreign-object injury, needing a mouth check and dental cleaning or extraction; calicivirus oral inflammation, a contagious disease needing testing; and food poisoning or allergy, needing desensitization at a hospital.
How to Treat a Cat That Suddenly Urinates Frequently but Only a Little Each Time?
Frequent small urinations suggest urinary disease—commonly FIC, urethritis, bladder/urethral stones, prostatitis, or kidney disease. Before full blockage, get urinalysis and X-ray to check for stones; severe stones need surgery plus stone-dissolving, diuretic, and anti-inflammatory drugs. Pure lower-UT inflammation needs only diuretics and anti-inflammatories; encourage water intake.
Why does my dog keep tearing up / have watery eyes?
Constant tearing can be caused by ingrown eyelashes, foreign objects, blocked tear ducts, internal heat, or eye infections. Clean out debris with saline, trim irritating fur, and see a vet if infection or a blocked duct is suspected.
Can hamsters eat durian?
A tiny bit is okay but better avoided. Nutritious (vitamins and sugar) but the pungent smell repels them; sticky flesh can cause cheek-pouch inflammation, and high sugar burdens metabolism. Never overfeed.