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My dog started having seizures yesterday morning, many times, medication doesn’t help, constant drooling and circling, and not using the bathroom.
A dog's epileptic seizures usually manifest as convulsions, foaming at the mouth, involuntary movement, and loss of consciousness. Canine epilepsy is generally incurable and the exact cause is hard to find; its causes include brain infection, brain injury, brain tumors, metabolic problems, poisoning, and structural brain abnormalities. In addition, certain drugs, chemicals, or environmental factors may also trigger seizures in dogs. To confirm this condition, the owner should follow the veterinarian's advice and give appropriate help. Once epilepsy is diagnosed, the dog needs lifelong medication, re-examinations, and anti-epileptic treatment - anti-epileptic drugs include phenobarbital, potassium bromide, and diazepam. Medication controls the seizures to avoid major disruption to the dog's and owner's daily life, but in many cases the seizures return once treatment stops. Besides sticking to medication under the vet's guidance, seek timely care in emergencies and have follow-up exams to adjust the medication.
My dog fell from about one meter high. It was fine the night it happened, but the next morning its hind legs couldn’t support it.
According to the frontal X-ray, the dog has a displaced fracture of the femur along with abnormal hip development. In hip dysplasia the hip socket is too shallow and the femoral head does not sit properly in the acetabulum; this is usually congenital and may not cause problems at first. The fall triggered a femoral fracture that revealed the underlying hip issue, leading to lameness and pain, and muscle atrophy can develop over time.
It’s about four months old; this morning at 8 it fell from the fifth floor to the first floor. At first there was blood from the mouth and nose, but that has stopped now, though it is wheezing and has a broken leg.
Based on your description, after falling from a height your cat very likely has internal bleeding, fractures, and a ruptured palate, and the wheezing could be from pneumothorax or pulmonary hemorrhage caused by the impact. The best approach for a cat that has fallen is to take it to a veterinary hospital to assess the damage, including X-rays, ultrasound, and comprehensive blood chemistry and a complete blood count.
My cat’s stool has no worms, but white rice-like tapeworm segments often stick to its rear; I dewormed inside and out once in the morning, worms stopped, but by evening they appeared again
Tapeworms are internal parasites needing cat-specific oral dewormers (fenbendazole, etc.); they shed white rice-like egg segments and are stubborn. After deworming, if segments reappear, re-dose, then deworm again in two weeks to clear them. Deworm monthly and avoid raw water, dirty water, and raw meat.
My puppy is inactive morning and afternoon but active at night; it has been with me 4 days and the stool has been this color
Low energy with brownish-yellow loose stool may be enteritis, parasites, or a virus. Enteritis needs anti-diarrhea and anti-inflammatory drugs; parasites need deworming. An unvaccinated puppy may have parvovirus, so see a vet soon to not miss treatment.
My cat had a bit of blood at its rear after a morning poop, but the stool was normal-shaped, dark and green; is that okay?
Blood at the rear with otherwise normal stool may be parasites, gut flora imbalance, diet, or proctitis. Regular deworming misses coccidia and tritrichomonas; they cause bloody mucus at stool end. Try probiotics and a diet change, and get a fecal exam if possible.
Last night while clipping nails it resisted, so I only clipped one paw; this morning the other unclipped paw is swollen, but it walks fine and is in good spirits
Swollen paw may be: 1) trauma (fracture, sprain, dislocation, soft-tissue injury); 2) infection/inflammation (bacteria, skin inflammation) causing redness, pain, heat; 3) allergy (food, pollen, bee stings); 4) circulation issue or thrombosis from prolonged pressure. If minor, ice 15 min and rest; if not better in 3 days, see a vet.
This morning when I took him out I saw a pool of red liquid near his testicles, and afterward red bloody fluid comes out when he uses the bathroom.
Your hamster likely has blood in the urine. Causes include too many red foods, excess vitamin C, urinary tract infection, or drug/food-induced hemolysis or nephritis. If he is otherwise energetic, change the diet first; if it's an infection, use pet anti-inflammatory medication.
My dog was fine this morning, but by afternoon its anus was swollen and red, with diarrhea but no blood
Diarrhea likely caused anal redness and inflammation; long diarrhea irritates and infects the skin around the anus, causing redness, pain, and even prolapse. See a vet to find the diarrhea cause. Bacterial gastroenteritis, parasites, or viral enteritis all cause diarrhea with different treatments, needing vet-guided antidiarrheal, anti-inflammatory, and gut-restoring medicine, fasting, and fluids to prevent dehydration.
My dog vomited dog-food-like stuff yesterday, then refused food, ate once at noon, then refused, vomited yellow fluid at night, then water, and had diarrhea this morning and won’t eat
This may be a digestive problem: indigestion, gastroenteritis, parasites, foreign-body blockage, or distemper, parvovirus, coronavirus, or other infection. See a vet soon. If not, briefly withhold food and water, then feed small frequent easily digested soft meals, and watch symptoms; give pet anti-emetic, anti-inflammatory, and antidiarrheal per the vet's guidance.