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Common Causes and Treatments for a Dog Vomiting Yellow Fluid
Owners often ask us: 'My dog vomits yellow fluid in the morning, what do I do?' 'It vomits yellow fluid but seems fine, why?' 'Yellow foamy vomit, what's the cause?' Today our pet care specialists cover the common causes and treatments for dogs vomiting yellow fluid.
How to Feed Turtles in Winter
As cold-blooded animals, turtles digest poorly in the cold, so feeding must shift: feed mid-morning, cut frequency as temperatures drop, switch to easily digested pellets or vegetables, and clear the gut a week before hibernation.
At what age can a dog hold its urine?
Most dogs can hold urine at 4–6 months. After learning, they urinate 1–3 times daily; more water = more often, but no longer frequent. To have them go outside, walk morning/noon/evening to avoid long holding that can cause bladder/kidney disease (stones, kidney failure).
How do I walk a dog?
Walking a dog is actually quite simple, as long as you note the following. First, to avoid the dog getting lost or attacking passersby, always put a leash on when walking, and choose a suitable leash based on the dog's size and temperament. Second, if the weather is hot, it is recommended to walk the dog in the morning and evening, and bring drinking water to replenish it promptly. Finally, adjust the walking duration and distance according to the dog's age, health, and stamina. Adult dogs need at least 30 minutes of walking per day, which helps reduce their stress, burn off energy, promote digestion, and maintain mental health.
Precautions for Keeping Turtles in Summer
Turtles struggle with summer's heat, which also affects breeding turtles' reproduction. To keep turtles well in summer, strengthen management to avoid harm. Our pet care specialists list the key summer precautions to help your turtle through the hot season.
My hamster has a hard scabbed spot with hair loss and a deep-red wound—is it scratching, a skin disease, or a bug?
Hair loss and red scabs in hamsters are usually from skin disease, possibly bacterial pyoderma or parasites with secondary bacterial infection. Clean with iodine or hydrogen peroxide, remove the scab and apply an antibacterial spray or ointment twice daily, ideally with a collar to stop scratching. Improve hygiene and nutrition; if no improvement, get a skin exam at the vet.
My cat’s X-ray shows no bones—is it pregnant? How to tell?
Fetal bones show on X-ray only at 40-45 days; at 25-28 days use ultrasound to see gestational sacs. From your description it may be pregnant or pseudopregnant (similar signs, but distinguishable by ultrasound). At ~21 days nipples enlarge and redden; some cats have poor appetite/morning sickness at 3-4 weeks; at ~28 days body changes—slight back sag, round belly.
My cat was hit; what is going on, the local vet is closed, very urgent
After a cat is hit, check where it is hurt. For clear eye injury, dispersed pupils, or bleeding from the face, use antibacterial anti-inflammatory eye drops until the clinic opens; if next day shows eye blood clots, spots, or swelling from the blow, see a vet in the morning for eye exam. If the cat is otherwise normal without shaking, seizures, vomiting blood, diarrhea, or poor appetite, other organs are likely fine.
How can I prevent my Bulldog from overheating?
Bulldogs are short-nosed with narrow airways, so they overheat easily in heat. Avoid midday exercise, always provide cool water, and watch for rapid breathing or high temperature.
There is a black spot on the white of my dog’s eye
Dark brown spots on the white of a dog's eye are usually harmless pigment deposits or conjunctivitis. Simple pigment deposits don't affect vision and need no treatment, while conjunctivitis causes tearing, redness, and squinting that should be treated.