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My puppy started having episodes on the 18th. At first it had seizures and couldn’t stand steady; later it couldn’t get up at all, just lay there with its hind legs splayed and let out straining ‘uh-uh’ cries. It even vomits up the food I syringe-feed it, and seems to have lost bowel and bladder control.
Based on your description, your puppy's seizures, unsteady stance, and loss of bowel and bladder control could be caused by meningoencephalitis, epilepsy, intracranial parasites, or poisoning. Trembling, seizures, and difficulty standing are neurological symptoms that are quite serious, so you should take the puppy to a veterinary hospital promptly for diagnosis and treatment to avoid delaying care and putting its life at risk. Because these signs can stem from several different causes, a vet visit is needed to confirm the underlying problem.
Just How Dirty Can a Dog Bowl Get?
What material makes the best dog bowl? Stainless steel, of course. So how should you wash it, and how often? Today we cover this series of questions.
How to Place Your Cat’s Food Bowl Correctly
A cat that refuses to eat is not always being picky. The placement of its food bowl matters a lot, and common mistakes like putting it next to the litter box or in a corner can ruin a cat's appetite.
How to Choose a Cat Water Bowl
Today I'll teach how to choose a cat water bowl. I summarized 14 points. Goal: make cats drink more, avoid urinary disease, so extra bowls aren't bad. You'll find the cat still prefers the faucet, your cup, foot water, toilet water.
Are Raised Dog Bowls Better?
Raised bowls are not a must-have. They help elderly or arthritic dogs but may increase bloat risk in healthy dogs, so choose based on your dog's needs.
Why does my dog knock over its water bowl when drinking?
A dog knocking over its water bowl while drinking may be because it isn't getting enough water and flips the bowl to get more. It may also be drinking too enthusiastically and accidentally tips it over. In addition, a dog may knock over the bowl simply because it finds it fun or wants to play with water. Also, a dog feeling uneasy or nervous may show this behavior. Furthermore, if a small toy or some food falls into the water bowl, that may also prompt the dog to flip it over.
My cat hasn’t pooped for three days, is lethargic, only drinks water, and ignores food and play. What should I do?
A cat that stops defecating, becomes lethargic, and refuses food may have a gastrointestinal problem or a serious illness such as feline panleukopenia. Feed easily digestible food and add pet probiotics while monitoring. If symptoms persist or worsen, take the cat to a vet.
Why Does a Cat Like to Drop Toys in Its Water Bowl?
Does your cat have the odd habit of putting toys in water? Many owners are puzzled. Our veterinarian details why cats like dropping toys in water.
Rainbow Lorikeet
The Rainbow Lorikeet (Trichoglossus haematodus) is a brightly colored lory found in Australia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, and the Solomon Islands. Lively and intelligent, it is a popular pet but needs a specialized nectar-based diet and a clean, spacious environment.
Why Dogs Develop Splayed (Flat) Feet
Dog splayed feet (paws flat on the ground) come from long cage stays, slippery floors, too-fast growth and obesity, calcium lack, or a natural 'rabbit paw'. Most are avoidable; feed a balanced diet with calcium and give sun for absorption.