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My Dog Has a Dry Nose, Low Energy and Poor Appetite but No Fever – Is It a Cold?
These signs need a vet check because many diseases start this way; consider distemper, parvo or corona, or organ disease. A true cold usually causes a wet nose, not dry, and dehydration itself dries the nose.
Cat is vomiting white foam, lethargic and can’t defecate — what’s wrong?
Lethargy, vomiting and dry stools suggest constipation from hairballs or liver/gallbladder disease. Give cat grass or hairball paste plus probiotics. If unresolved, see a vet for bloodwork and imaging and treat the liver.
How to Care for a Pregnant Hamster
Once a female hamster is pregnant, separate her from the male at once — cohabiting risks fights, the male eating the pups, and a quick re-pregnancy while she nurses. Keep her in a warm (25–29°C), quiet, dry, ventilated, clean cage, feed a bit more with constant fresh water, and avoid obesity that can cause dystocia.
Ate pork and chicken before; hasn’t eaten in 10 days, just a little water, lies by the AC blowing warm air, given amoxicillin and children’s cold medicine a few days, now cries occasionally.
The photo shows a weak, thin cat with eye/nose discharge and rough coat in a loaf position - severe abdominal discomfort, likely sick long. Get a hospital check; could be chronic GI disease, fatty liver, triaditis, FIP. Long fasting risks fatty liver; syringe-feed easily digested food.
Brazilian turtle has had white-eye for almost two months, eyes won’t open, very swollen – what medicine? So sad.
Severe white-eye needs hospital care; if not possible, try at home: isolate, keep dry except for medicated baths - soak in 30 mg/L erythromycin or nitrofurazone for 30-50 min. Severe cases need systemic antibiotics like cefuroxime by injection, plus eye drainage.
How soon can a cat get pregnant again?
Wait about 6 months after delivery; the uterus and ovaries need 6 months to recover, and early re-breeding risks miscarriage or poor fetal development. One to two litters a year is ideal; frequent breeding ages the reproductive organs and weakens the cat.
What happens if a dog eats too much?
Overeating mainly causes obesity, raising risks of diabetes, high lipids, heart and lung and joint disease. It also causes indigestion with vomiting, diarrhea and bloating.
My cat has not moved all day, eaten nothing, looks dying, occasionally spits a little clear water, and barely meows. What should I do?
This is a critically ill cat; the cause needs a hospital exam. Common reasons for lethargy and foaming include gut diseases such as gastroenteritis, obstruction or megacolon; long-term poor diet or stress; internal diseases like liver, kidney or pancreatic disease; concussion, fracture or internal bleeding; and ingesting toxins such as rat poison causing neurological signs.
It vomited yellow foam in the morning and now is vomiting clear water. What causes this?
Yellow gastric fluid vomiting has many causes, most commonly gastroenteritis such as parasitic, bacterial, foreign-body or viral types, and in older cats liver, kidney or pancreatic disease. The color hints at the location.
What Happens If a Cat Eats Too Much Meat?
Too much meat causes indigestion in cats, with soft stool, diarrhea, vomiting, and belly pain. It also leads to obesity and related diseases.