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My cat is coughing, weak, and has flat (airplane) ears since midnight
Coughing with white foam and weakness may signal a serious respiratory infection, bronchitis, pneumonia, allergic asthma, or heart disease, and needs urgent care as it can worsen fast. Viral or bacterial infection and heart disease causing exercise intolerance are common causes.
Dog suddenly vomited in the morning, first dark green mucus, then foamed at the mouth and died within half an hour; why?
Sudden dark-green vomit then foaming and rapid death suggests poisoning or acute bloat/torsion/obstruction, or severe disease like parvovirus myocarditis. A necropsy can confirm.
Turtle suddenly cannot open its eyes, head and limbs are weak, it stops eating, and the body looks like skin rot
Based on your description, the turtle may have skin rot, eye infection, or malnutrition. Treatment involves medicated baths and clean water, with a vet visit if it does not improve.
Cat suddenly vomited white foam, collapsed and died in minutes overnight; was it poisoning or illness?
From the acute signs, poisoning from toxic food is most likely: foaming, cyanosis, tremors, stiffness, eye flicker, coma. Gastric and nerve signs fit; death can be within 5 minutes. Induce vomiting if conscious, then rush to the vet for washing and fluids.

Highly Toxic Plants for Cats
Many common houseplants are deadly to cats — lily, azalea, sago palm, and cyclamen among them — causing kidney failure, heart problems, or death even in small amounts. Keep these plants out of any home with a cat.
Cat dropped and shaken by a child two months ago, threw it; these two days not eating kibble but drinking goat milk, slowly improving – what might be wrong, will it suddenly die later?
A fall can cause external, bone, internal, or nerve injury. If eating, drinking, and behaving normally, rest and observe. Get X-ray/CT and ultrasound to rule out serious damage; sudden later death may come from brain bleeding or nerve compression.
The day it ate fish it was energetic; next day after fish it vomited, no energy for two days; that night let out, back at midnight, worse, by third day limp by the heater, legs weak; orange cat pink nose; near death nostrils black – was it the fish or poison outside?
Cats can eat fish, but spoiled fish or big bones harm the gut; vomiting then no treatment may kill. But with outdoor access, poison cannot be ruled out; only a necropsy tells. Don't ignore mild sickness - treat early.
How long can a cat with heart disease live?
Lifespan depends on the cat's condition, constitution, and care; with active treatment and good care the disease may not shorten life. Avoid strong stimulation to prevent sudden cardiac death, and do 1 to 2 annual checkups.
How long can a cat with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy live?
Lifespan depends on the cat's condition; with good treatment and care it can live 5 to 8 years. After diagnosis, manage diet, keep it light, avoid strenuous exercise, and prevent emotional spikes that could trigger sudden cardiac death.
What happens in severe cat heatstroke?
Severe heatstroke causes foaming, dehydration, sunken eyes, low skin elasticity, breathing difficulty, high temperature, weakness, coma and convulsions, risking irreversible brain damage or death. Move to a cool ventilated place, rinse with water, and seek a vet if severe.