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A newly arrived Ragdoll kitten started having diarrhea in the afternoon after eating chicken breast the day before yesterday, became listless, refused dry food, and began vomiting yellow frothy fluid this morning
Diarrhea after a cat eats chicken breast may be due to the chicken being spoiled or undercooked, or to a sensitive stomach that reacted to the food. In this case, withhold food for half a day to a day and give some pet probiotics and medication to repair the digestive tract lining, then watch whether symptoms improve. If the symptoms worsen, take the cat to a vet promptly.
My cat has had a continuous fever for three days, with two shots and one dose of fever medicine, but it isn’t better. No diarrhea or vomiting, eating normally. It seemed better this morning but was feverish again this afternoon. What should I do, is it a fever or something else?
Recurring fever usually means internal inflammation, possibly from blood parasites, FIV, or dry FIP. A full vet workup including bloodwork, biochemistry, virus screening, and imaging is needed to find the cause, and immune deficiency can also be a factor.
The dog was fine one day, then the next morning vomited the previous day’s food and became lethargic; first food, then white water, and whimpering at night.
These symptoms may be from indigestion, parvovirus, internal parasites, or pancreatitis. Simple indigestion needs fasting and diet adjustment; an unvaccinated dog likely has parvo and should see a vet.
These two days the stool is a bit soft with watery stool and a bit of blood, but spirit and eating are normal. Yesterday after defecation there was watery stool like the picture, this morning I did not feed kibble. What is the problem, a bit worried.
Soft stool has many causes: indigestion, kibble intolerance, gastroenteritis, viral infection, and parasitic infections. Recall diet changes. Avoid overeating. If persistent or other symptoms appear, see a vet.
I found my hamster curled up motionless in its house this morning.
A curled-up hamster may simply be resting or sleeping, which is normal. Check its breathing, heartbeat, and mental state; if all is normal, there is generally nothing to worry about. If it stays curled up, shows no response when touched, and its body feels cold, it may have entered torpor.
My dog had a fever yesterday, would not eat or drink; after a penicillin shot it improved, ate a little, then this morning vomited yellowish fluid and ran a fever again.
Recurring fever has many causes, including distemper, babesiosis, toxoplasmosis, pneumonia, and bronchitis. Get a thorough vet exam to find the cause and treat it specifically; treating only the symptom risks recurrence and delay. Accurate diagnosis is essential.
My rabbit is stiff with eyes open and no breathing this morning
Stiff limbs and no breathing likely mean death; check pupil dilation, light reflex, body temperature, and heartbeat. Causes may be toxic grass or long-term diarrhea dehydration.
Cat vomited once last night (yellow sticky fluid) and once this morning (undigested kibble and meat)
Vomiting undigested food is usually overeating or eating too fast. Fast it half a day, give probiotics, then feed on a schedule. See a vet if no improvement.
My dog has been like this since last night; I thought it overate but it is the same this morning
The photo shows no clear abnormality. Have the dog walk to check movement, and watch its stool, spirit, and appetite. If normal, it is fine; if it will not move, see a vet.
Vomited 6 times today (3 this morning); vet tested coronavirus, got a shot, then vomited 3 more times: brown fluid, then white foam, now red in the vomit. What to do?
Feline coronavirus usually needs hospitalization: fluids, injections, oral meds. If it becomes FIP, use 376 or 441; sustained fluids prevent dehydration. Improves in about a week but relapses; follow up.