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My cat had a fever this morning, got an antipyretic at 4 pm, then at 11 pm is weak with low temp and fast belly breathing
A cat that fevers then, after an antipyretic, suddenly weakens with fast breathing may have a serious disease or complication; blind fever shots can worsen it. Causes include infections like FIP or pneumonia, internal disease, toxicity, or sepsis; get tests at a vet at once.
My cat vomited a lot of kibble, hairballs, and white foam since morning
Vomiting kibble, hairballs, and white foam suggests indigestion, excess acid, or hairball buildup. If otherwise fine, fast and observe, and use an anti-emetic if frequent; see a vet if it persists with poor appetite, diarrhea, or fever, as it may be blockage or infection.
My two-month-old Golden Retriever vomited white foam first thing in the morning, had dry heaves last night, no stool, no eating, just lies down whining, temperature normal.
Foaming vomit in dogs has many causes: food poisoning, poor diet, gut disease, parvovirus, distemper. An unvaccinated dog with foam vomit, no eating, and low spirits should be tested for parvo, distemper, or coronavirus. Non-viral causes may be gastritis, pancreatitis, or parasites; treat the cause. Dehydration is risky, so seek IV care.
I bought a cat from the market; it has had no appetite and looks lethargic, sleeping from morning to night. How can I tell if the cat is sick?
Cats hide illness well, so judge by: 1) sleep time - sick cats are more sleepy; if no other signs, keep watching, but two days of low spirits suggests illness. 2) Temperature - fever shows appetite loss, sleepiness, very dry nose, hot ears. 3) Less grooming, curling, or 'hen-squat' are signs. 4) Watch diet, stool, urine, and signs like vomiting, retching, cough, runny nose; if any, it is sick and needs a vet.
My dog threw up a little food after dinner a week ago; I thought he had eaten too much and ignored it. Two hours later he suddenly vomited bright red, very watery blood. We rushed to the hospital for an X-ray, which ruled out a foreign object. CP L 223.75, amylase 471, lipase 71, creatinine 90.2, BUN 10.66, canine C-reactive protein 12.5. The vet said mild pancreatitis and gave an injection. On the third day an abdominal ultrasound showed an enlarged pancreas; CP L 88.48, amylase 456, lipase 62, creatinine 52.5, BUN 484, canine C-reactive protein 19.2. At first the dog had slight abdominal pain, the belly felt a bit hard but pressing caused no pain. No arched-back posture, appetite very good, stools normal, even a bit dry. No fever, very energetic. Now after stopping injections we feed small meals and a prescription diet, but every morning on an empty stomach he vomits thin brownish-yellow water, then is normal, with very good appetite and energy and normal stools. Do I need more tests?
Canine pancreatitis occurs when digestive enzymes secreted by the pancreas digest the pancreas itself and nearby organs due to inflammation, causing lesions. It has three types: acute, chronic, and relapsing. Its symptoms resemble acute gastroenteritis with vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. It is a complex, life-threatening disease; chronic pancreatitis is lifelong, so diet control and regular rechecks of pancreatitis markers are essential.
Reduced appetite the last two days, vomited this morning, still energetic
Vomiting yellow fluid but staying active may be: indigestion from overeating or spoiled food (fast a day, give probiotics and cimetidine); internal parasites (deworm after fasting); or hairballs (use hairball paste). If vomiting persists with diarrhea/lethargy/fever, see a vet.
A few days ago my cat’s ear was inflamed; after applying medicine yesterday it got better, but this morning it stopped eating, has a fever, and is foaming at the mouth
Fever and foaming suggest another infection rather than the ear; take the cat to a vet for testing. At home you can physically cool it with alcohol on the groin and paw pads.
New kitten ate fine, then suddenly stopped eating and vomited; tests ruled out panleukopenia; fed with boiling water; given two shots and two meds; ate yesterday and this morning, then refused food this afternoon, only nutrient paste
Eating only nutrient paste may be disease-related appetite loss or pickiness; the prior vomiting suggests unsettled stomach, usually recovering in 5-7 days. Offer prescription cans and probiotics; if no eating for 2-3 days, get nutrient IV.
Two-month-old Corgi ate plastic foam in the morning and vomited, stool normal; ate kibble at 6pm, passed yellow fluid at night
Vomiting and diarrhea after eating foam may be gastroenteritis from a foreign object. If little was eaten and it was vomited out, fast the dog and observe while giving probiotics.
Dog first retched all day, then kept whining, won’t eat; morning found clear mucus at mouth and diarrhea stains at the anus.
The dog has vomiting and diarrhea. For a puppy, rule out distemper/parvo/corona at a hospital - these threaten life. An adult may have acute gastroenteritis, pancreatitis, blockage, or poisoning - fast, give probiotics, cimetidine, bismuth; if no better, see a vet.