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Can an adult cat drink plain cow’s milk?
No: lactose enzyme drops with age, so adults are more lactose intolerant; milk causes vomiting and diarrhea. A few tolerate it; test a little, and switch to goat milk or lactose-free if reactive.
How often should a puppy be dewormed internally?
Pups 2-6 months need internal and external deworming monthly; after 6 months internal every 2-3 months. Start at 2 months if no signs; repeat in 7-15 days if worms seen. Watch for side effects.
What are the signs of internal parasites in dogs?
Signs include low appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, bloody stool, and scooting; white eggs or worms in stool signal severe infection. Regular deworming is key.
When is the best time to start raising a rabbit?
Spring or summer is ideal thanks to abundant fresh forage and warm weather, though summer needs ventilation and cooling. Hay should be the staple, with fresh produce only as occasional treats, and clean water daily.
Why does my pigeon have watery droppings?
Causes: excess water from greens, poor diet, stress, spoilage, or coccidia. Adjust diet and hygiene; deworm for parasites.
Why is there blood around my cat’s anus after defecation?
Often anal fissures from dry stool due to low water; increase water and use hairball paste. Soft stool suggests digestive issues, see vet.
What reactions do dogs have after taking dewormer?
Normally few reactions; passing worms shows infection. Overdose causes vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy; dose by weight.
What are the symptoms of a torn intestine in dogs?
Signs include reduced appetite, abdominal pain, and bloody stool. A tight, painful belly on touch warrants urgent vet care.
Why can’t dogs eat chicken bones?
Chicken bones are sharp and hard, risking throat obstruction and gut blockage with vomiting, bleeding, and breathing trouble. Avoid all cooked bones.
What are the symptoms of parasites in cats?
Internal parasites cause vomiting, soft stools with blood or worms, weight loss, anemia, lethargy, and dull coat. External parasites cause itching and hair loss; fleas leave black specks, mites cause bumps and pyoderma, ticks appear as bean-sized lumps. Regular deworming and hygiene are key.