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My spayed female dog is anorexic, lethargic, weak and vomiting yellow-green fluid; the wound drained pus and the belly is fluid-filled – what’s wrong?
The report shows limb inflammation, anemia and kidney/liver damage; with belly fluid consider FIP. Post-spay infection or sepsis is likely; hospitalize for liver/kidney support and antibiotics.
My cat has pus-like eye discharge – what’s wrong?
Pus-like eye discharge can be infection, irritation or diet. The red, inflamed eye in the photo is likely infected; see a vet to identify the type and use antibiotics or antifungals.
My cat lost a big patch of fur around its eye after I used eye antibiotics – is it ringworm?
Local fur loss around the eye may be allergy, drug irritation or dampness, not necessarily ringworm. Use a collar, keep it clean and dry, and see a vet if no better.
My cat keeps one eye shut with discharge and clear tear stains – what’s wrong?
This may be conjunctivitis or eyelid inflammation, or an injury. Try pet eye drops and cleaning; see a vet if no improvement.
My cat limps with a swollen, pus-filled, foul-smelling paw pad – what’s wrong?
Paw-pad pus and odor come from injury inflammation or a fungal infection. Severe cases need veterinary cleaning and antibiotics, plus home care.
Why is my hamster’s face swollen?
A swollen hamster face can come from infection, injury or diet-related internal heat. Cheek-pouch food spoilage causes pouch inflammation; see a vet if severe.
What happens if a dog has a uterine infection?
A uterine infection (metritis) is inflammation of the uterine lining, usually caused by bacteria, viruses or other pathogens entering the uterus. Signs include abdominal discomfort, fever, poor appetite and lethargy, and in serious cases a foul-smelling discharge from the vulva.
What if a dog’s enteritis is not cured?
Untreated enteritis causes long diarrhea, dehydration, weight loss, and malnutrition, and can spread to pancreas, liver, kidneys. Delay makes it worse and harder to cure, so see a vet early.
What happens if a small Teddy (Poodle) has a hernia?
A hernia in dogs occurs when an organ pushes through a weak spot in the abdominal wall, creating a soft, fluid-filled lump under the skin. Mild cases can often be corrected surgically, but a trapped or severe hernia can become life-threatening.
My spayed cat’s wound area is whitish, transparent, and wet.
The photo shows the wound is infected; see a vet for cleaning and antibiotic powder, keep it dry with a collar, and possibly anti-inflammatory shots if severe.