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~2-month puppy: started with yellow mucus, vomited kibble, gave Sanhuang pills, better; 2-3 days later repeated, gave glucose and gentamicin, vomits morning kibble with convulsions (legs up), good appetite but poor state.
Yellow mucus, vomiting, convulsions, lethargy may be flu, distemper, or parasites; an unvaccinated 2-month pup is at high risk. See a vet. Distemper needs antivirals + antiemetic/antibiotics/nutrition; flu+gut issues use amoxicillin-clavulanate/doxycycline and gentamicin+probiotics; deworm if parasitic.
My cat started foaming at the mouth yesterday afternoon, won’t eat/drink, threw up glucose too, low energy; stray about 2 months; did a distemper test Friday, one line. This morning urine is dark. What now?
Foam, not eating, low energy, dark urine in an unvaccinated stray strongly suggest distemper (early stage may miss on strips). Get a PCR test. Could also be acute gastroenteritis or liver disease; see a vet for the cause.
Previously ate cornmeal elsewhere; day 1 home had goat-milk-soaked kibble; this morning gave smectite and probiotics, then two more loose stools, still watery, but the puppy is very energetic. Should I fast and withhold water?
Recent arrival and food change likely cause stress/upset diarrhea. Fast 6-12 hours with probiotics and watch; if no relief, see a vet for parasites etc.
Vomited long ago during a food change, otherwise home; last night fine, this morning it greeted me, then suddenly vomited in the litter box and on the floor — brown discharge with some hair.
Vomiting with hair in soft stool suggests hairballs. Cats swallow fur that builds up and they expel it by vomiting/stool. Feed cat grass or hairball paste and add water; if vomiting/diarrhea persist, see a vet.
Fed dried timothy and rabbit pellets morning; water untouched all day, some pellets left, afternoon hay untouched, lying still, once closed eyes.
The rabbit may be too full to move, or check for foot injury (they hop, so injury forces lying). Could also be coccidiosis, hairball, or other disease. Watch; if still inactive with poor appetite/spirit, see a vet.
My dog got sick — fine in the morning, ran off in the afternoon and won’t come back, now won’t eat or drink and is vomiting. What is it?
Not eating, drinking, and vomiting can be infection, parasites, gastroenteritis, blockage, or poisoning — possibly from something eaten outside. Could be distemper, parvovirus, or coronavirus. See a vet.
Vomited the day before yesterday and yesterday; gave probiotics this morning, no vomiting at noon, but vomited again in the evening
The photo shows undigested kibble, likely from blockage or indigestion, possibly from hair buildup. A vet checkup and x-ray are advised; for mild indigestion, withhold food then feed softened, easy-to-digest food.
My dog stole and ate a lot of raw sashimi this morning, and it had many bones
Raw sashimi easily causes indigestion, and the many bones may scratch the esophagus or intestines. Watch for diarrhea or vomiting; give digestive aids, and if vomiting or other symptoms appear, get an X-ray at the vet.
Watery diarrhea the night before, yellow vomit this morning, eats and plays but less well, now sleepy, no stool all day
Yellow vomit and diarrhea may come from gut flora upset, parasites, or virus. If diarrhea stopped and vomiting is rare, try probiotics and small frequent bland meals, keeping the diet single. Observe 1-3 days; if vomiting or diarrhea continues, get fecal and infectious tests at a vet.
On the 4th I fed half a tiny fish; yesterday no food and vomiting since morning
Vomiting white foam after fish may be indigestion or food intolerance causing gastritis or pancreatitis, or if unvaccinated, distemper or coronavirus. Long fasting and vomiting risk dehydration and low blood sugar, so see a vet. For simple gastroenteritis, use pet anti-inflammatory, anti-emetic, and gut protectors with probiotics.