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My dog was fine in the morning, but after my afternoon nap it started trembling nonstop when I called it, can’t stand up, just lies down shaking. What’s going on and what should I do?
Trembling and inability to stand can come from calcium deficiency, poisoning, epilepsy, cold, bone injury, or neuromuscular disease. Warm the dog first; if symptoms persist, see a vet promptly.
This morning my cat suddenly lost fur above its mouth and developed red patches; nothing was there the day before. Could it be ringworm, and what ointment is best?
From the photo, the two ulcers below the nose may be from friction; if the cat isn't vaccinated, calicivirus is also possible. Clean the area with saline, dab with iodine, and see a vet if sneezing or tearing appears.
Found my bird’s crop ruptured this morning while feeding – what to do?
Crop rupture needs emergency suturing at an exotic-animal vet with catgut, antibiotics, iodine/Yunnan Baiyao locally; don't feed right after, give electrolytes/slurry after 6-12h. Crop stores food; rupture impairs eating and is fatal if not sutured.
Kitten seemed fine this morning, now stays in one spot, walks unsteadily, weak limbs, some incontinence; suspect head injury from falling (found tapeworm 2 days ago, gave 1/4 pill dewormer, caged; cage has two levels, kitten likes to climb, fell a few times).
Wobbly walking and incontinence have many causes: head injury/concussion from trauma (vet now); drug toxicity/metabolic from dewormer (check bloodwork); long-term calcium deficiency, arthritis, joint dysplasia. Find cause first; best at a hospital.
Last night it started coughing, like wanting to vomit but couldn’t; this morning I gave half an amoxicillin and a cap of children’s cough syrup, then it got diarrhea.
Coughing with diarrhea may be upper respiratory infection, digestive issues, virus, or parasites. See a vet; don't keep dosing since symptoms didn't improve.
My cat fell from the second floor; this morning its mouth had a bare patch and keeps bleeding from mouth and gums — what do I do?
Mouth and gum bleeding after a fall is likely impact injury to the mouth, teeth, or palate, possibly with fractures or internal bleeding. Seek urgent vet imaging and bloodwork; if no serious injury, use antibiotics, pain relief, hemostatics, and oral antiseptics with iodine cleaning.
My hamster’s tongue has been hanging out since this morning; is something wrong?
Check whether it is the tongue or the cheek pouch sticking out. If the tongue, it may be thirsty; give water. If the cheek pouch prolapses, use a cotton swab with saline to push it back in, hold a while, then remove the swab once it stays. If the pouch prolapses too long, it may necrose and need removal surgery.
Found a stray kitten on the road, very small, kept crying, brought it home; next morning diarrhea, dirty wound on the nose, belly very big; is it FIP or another disease?
A stray kitten with diarrhea and a dirty nose may have gut and respiratory issues, but infection is possible. A kitten's belly is usually large, so the big belly may be normal or disease-related. A vet check is needed for a diagnosis; stray kittens have higher disease risk, so a full exam is advised.
Dog ate a lot of greasy food yesterday; since last night diarrhea, this morning vomiting and diarrhea, no interest in food
Before the vomiting, diarrhea, and refusal to eat, the dog ate much greasy food, so this is mainly indigestion causing gut flora imbalance or gastroenteritis. First fast half a day and give pet probiotics; after relief, offer easy food. If no improvement, suspect gastroenteritis and give pet broad-spectrum anti-inflammatory and anti-diarrhea meds.
Woke up this morning and its eye won’t open; don’t know if it’s internal heat or what
From the photo, the dog seems to have an eye problem; take it to the vet for a targeted exam. Eye infection, conjunctivitis, keratitis, or viral disease can cause an eye that won't open and redness; blind medication can harm the eye. First put on an Elizabethan collar to stop scratching, then see the vet soon.