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Poor spirits. Eyes closed. Brown stool. Ears up. Better with a heater, restoring spirits.
A hamster playing dead is instinct, but yours likely entered torpor. Warm it promptly with a heater or hair dryer. After waking, give it glucose water.
My cat has tear stains and watery eyes.
Watery eyes have many causes, including irritants, blocked tear ducts, and eye infection. Clean the eye of debris and discharge. If it persists with no other signs, consider a blocked duct, eased by surgery or massage. Existing tear stains can only be reduced by regular cleaning.
My cat’s eye is sealed shut with pus, very red, wet nose, intermittent sneezing
These signs strongly suggest feline rhinotracheitis (cat flu). Get a PCR test at the vet to confirm; unvaccinated cats are at higher risk.
Cat has severe tear stains, no size difference, no red eye; daily wipe with wet tissue not helping. How to solve?
Heavy tear stains are from heat, blocked tear ducts, or eye irritation. Try to open the ducts via eye massage and clean regularly; wipe with saline or antibacterial wipes. If from respiratory issues, see a vet.
I can’t wash it off with water; suspected bath sand but it appeared days before using bath sand; won’t come off by wiping
From the photo, the hamster's wet tail with white grains may be feces, suggesting wet tail disease. Treat with antibacterial medication and keep the environment clean.
Hamster has a heartbeat, body not limp, eyes open, but motionless, occasionally moves, body temperature normal, yet looks like dying. Disease or actually dying?
Based on your description, the hamster may be in a pseudo-hibernation state. Warm it promptly to restore body temperature and give glucose once recovered.
My hamster has had fur loss around its eyes for a week and scratches with its paws
Eye-area hair loss with itching is likely irritant or bacterial infection. Replace dusty bedding and clean the eyes; try small-pet antibiotic eye drops for bacteria. If no improvement, see a vet.
How to tell if a Corgi is purebred
Purebred Corgis have large ears that stand by 3-4 months, a broad flat head, wide muzzle, dark almond eyes, strong short legs, thick round tail, and a high tail set; check the parents' pedigree certificates.
How to identify a purebred Pug
Purebred Pugs have a square, sturdy body with a broad chest, medium strong legs, rabbit-like feet with black nails; a large round head with obvious forehead wrinkles (black-haired, wrinkled is best) and black face/ear fur; very large round protruding dark eyes, black nose, small thin ears, and a tail curled tightly to the body.
How is the Mitred Conure
The Mitred Conure is from southwestern South America, ~38 cm, brown eyes, red facial feathers radiating outward. Wild diet: fruit, seeds, berries, nuts. Lively, people-friendly, easy to keep. But it is a nationally protected animal, so captive breeding is not allowed.