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What medicine for a female dog’s urinary tract infection?
A UTI has different causes needing different treatment. Bacterial infection uses antibiotics such as cephalosporins, ampicillin, and ciprofloxacin, with painkillers and diuretics. Fungal infection needs antifungal drugs like clotrimazole.
My turtle has white-eye disease and rubs off the erythromycin
Treat white-eye with medicated baths plus eye drops. Bathe in amoxicillin-clavulanate water (50-100 mg/L) 30+ min, then levofloxacin drops twice daily for a week; adjust water and raise temperature if severe, with antibiotic injection.
My hamster’s eye is inflamed
For inflamed hamster eyes, use pet eye drops and ointment like ofloxacin drops and erythromycin ointment after clearing discharge. Find the cause and use low-dust bedding.
My cat has a small red, swollen, hairless spot above the eye with black dots – what should I do?
Redness, hair loss and black dots near the eye are usually folliculitis or fleas. Flea dirt wipes off after saline; for follicular inflammation use chlorhexidine and an ofloxacin spray.
My pet has had a lot of eye discharge since yesterday, gluing its eyes shut, and chloramphenicol drops are not helping much.
Heavy eye discharge that glues the eyes shut is often caused by a bacterial or viral infection. Rinsing with saline and using antibiotic eye drops can help, but other symptoms mean a vet visit is needed.
My 1.5-month puppy has swollen red eyes (vision ok), thick white eye discharge, and a swollen red chin that oozes blood – what is it?
Swollen eyes/chin suggest conjunctivitis and skin disease from allergy, bacteria, or fungus; the chin blood is from scratching. Use an E-collar, get a skin scraping, and use pet eye drops plus iodine care.
My Dog’s Third Eyelid Is Prolapsed — What Should I Do?
A dog's third eyelid prolapse is usually caused by overactive glands or inflammation. A vet check is advised; anti-inflammatory eye drops can cure inflammation within 2-3 days, while gland overactivity may need surgery.
Rabbit sneezes, a little clear mucus, eats/drinks okay but picky. ~2 days; has had isatis root a day.
Sneezing/clear mucus with normal appetite suggests a chill/cold from cold air. Keep it warm and give cold medicine; isatis root can be observed. Also give antibiotics (Baytril, amoxicillin) to control secondary infection.
Found a skin problem a few days ago.
The photo shows a wet, pus-filled wound, usually from skin infection or secondary bacteria. Shave around it, clean with peroxide/iodine, use antibacterial spray/ointment (e.g., Bailing Jinfang, Puante, enrofloxacin). Keep an E-collar; if no improvement, get a skin scrape.
My cat has had diarrhea for nine days on urinary-infection medicine; probiotics and smectite did not help
Long diarrhea on urinary medicine may be weaker digestion or flora upset; enrofloxacin is an antibiotic whose long use can cause diarrhea. Parasites or bacteria are also possible. Fast one day, give probiotics and bismuth subcarbonate to stop diarrhea, feed softened kibble, and if no relief in 2-3 days, check for parasites or other gut disease.