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Yesterday afternoon it was bitten on the left shoulder by another hamster — two blood points formed small pits, bled at first, I sprayed povidone-iodine to stop bleeding, and this morning sprayed saline and it’s now a black scab; it often makes puffing sounds and at 11 it had yellow watery stool, so I gave some isatis root
If a hamster is bitten by another, isolate it and treat the wound with saline and a pet wound spray or ointment — shave fur around first to reduce infection and ease medication, then rinse with saline and apply anti-inflammatory spray or ointment. Puffing and yellow stool may be from fright; keep the cage clean with enough bedding and toys for security.
My 3.5-year-old Pomeranian swallowed a glass marble at 10:30 this morning and has no reaction yet—any way to pass it?
After swallowing a glass marble, try a gentle lubricant or lactulose to ease passage and boost motility; also feed fiber (pumpkin, cabbage, sweet potato). Watch 2–3 days; if it passes, then support gut recovery. If constipated or can't pass it, consider surgery.
Fell from the cage this morning and now like this, sometimes can’t get up
A hamster that fell and can't get up may just be stunned and will recover, but if it can't stand or shows other symptoms, suspect serious internal injury. Take it to a vet to check for internal bleeding and fractures and treat accordingly.
My baby rabbit this morning kept twitching for no reason, then its mouth kept opening and closing while its limbs didn’t move—what’s wrong?
Twitching can signal heatstroke, low blood sugar, epilepsy, or brainstem oxygen lack; an opening/closing mouth is labored breathing. Move it to a ventilated, quiet, comfortable spot, give glucose water, and provide hay, pellets, and clean water. Watch 1–2 days; if no relief or it recurs, see a vet.
My cat keeps licking down there and going to the litter box; its nose is dry—is it sick? Noticed this morning, eating/playing still normal but now just lying down sleeping
From your description, frequent litter trips and licking the urethra suggest a urinary infection or stones (cystitis, urethral stones, nephritis, urethritis). Get an ultrasound and X-ray, possibly biochemistry, to find the cause and treat. Delay could cause urinary blockage and worse outcomes.
Looked fine in the morning, but by afternoon a patch was bald; the kitten is in heat, no wound, just slight redness from scratching. The vet said maybe allergy. What’s going on and how do I handle it?
Hair loss and itching on the neck can come from parasite bites, allergy, or fungal/bacterial skin disease; photos alone can't confirm the cause. Get a skin scraping at a vet to find the source, then treat. Use an E-collar if it scratches a lot, and keep the environment clean and deworm regularly.
This morning I was accidentally bitten by a newly bought golden hamster; the wound was pinprick-sized, bled a little, and I rinsed it with soapy water right away—the wound closed during rinsing. Do I need a rabies shot or a tetanus shot?
The hamster bite wound is small, only skin-deep, and was rinsed promptly with soapy water, so a tetanus shot is usually unnecessary. Pet hamsters rarely carry rabies, so a rabies vaccine is generally not needed either, but to be safe you may consider getting one.
The day before yesterday it had diarrhea with blood at the end; I gave Revolution (topical dewormer), probiotics, and smectite powder. Yesterday the stool was formed, but early this morning it had diarrhea again
Diarrhea with blood in dogs can have various causes, including indigestion, malabsorption, digestive tract injury, parasite infection, enteritis, and viral infection. Based on your description, the dog still had diarrhea after deworming and medication, which suggests the cause may not be parasites — the medicine didn't match the problem. Take the dog to a vet for relevant tests and apply targeted treatment based on the results.
Frequent small urination since yesterday; after medication, passed two large amounts this morning but with a pink tint
Frequent, scanty urination followed by blood in the urine suggests a urinary disease — bladder stones, urethral stones, infection, idiopathic cystitis, or tumors. Stress, low water intake, or heat can also cause it. Have a vet examine the cat to confirm the cause.
Hamster was active in the morning but inactive by afternoon; it moves when lightly touched, and its body feels cool
A hamster that suddenly stops moving with a drop in body temperature may have entered a pseudo-hibernation state. Raise the ambient temperature — wrap it in a warm blanket with heat packs, or place it near a heater — and once it warms up it should regain consciousness. Then offer glucose-electrolyte water and high-calorie food.