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My cat licked deworming medicine a day ago and now has dilated pupils but nothing else — what should I do?
Dilated pupils after a cat licks deworming medicine can be a sign of poisoning. Watch closely; if rapid breathing, agitation, twitching, or vomiting appears, take the cat to a vet at once for emergency care such as IV fluids to flush the drug out. Delayed treatment risks irreversible harm or death.
My cat licked dewormer medicine; it’s been a day and now its pupils are dilated but there’s nothing else — what should I do?
Dilated pupils after a cat licks dewormer can signal poisoning. Monitor closely; if rapid breathing, agitation, twitching, or vomiting appear, go to an emergency vet at once — IV fluids help flush the drug. Delayed treatment risks irreversible harm or death.
Could my Teddy dog’s seizures and foaming at the mouth be epilepsy?
Seizures with foaming at the mouth in Teddy dogs (Toy Poodles) may signal poisoning, distemper, or epilepsy. Emergency veterinary care is essential; treatment ranges from induced vomiting, gastric lavage, and IV fluids for poisoning to a brain CT for epilepsy and infectious-disease screening for distemper.
My one-month-old blue kitten vomits white liquid after a bowel movement — what causes this?
Vomiting can stem from indigestion, diet problems, or internal parasites; for an unvaccinated kitten also rule out infectious disease. Sudden food changes or unsuitable human food like milk can upset the gut. If the kitten is bright, fast it briefly and watch; if vomiting persists or other signs appear, see a vet.
My one-month-old blue kitten vomits white liquid after pooping — what could cause it?
Vomiting in cats has many causes — indigestion, diet changes, internal parasites, and (in unvaccinated kittens) infectious disease. Withhold food briefly if the kitten is bright, but see a vet if vomiting persists or other signs appear.
Why is my one-month-old kitten vomiting white liquid after defecating?
Vomiting in cats can be caused by indigestion, dietary issues, internal parasites, or—in unvaccinated cats—infectious disease. Sudden food changes or unsuitable human foods like milk can upset the digestive system. If your kitten is otherwise alert, withhold food briefly to observe; seek care if vomiting continues.
Can I use human eye drops on a dog with red eyes?
It is generally not recommended to use human eye drops on dogs. Their eye structure and drug response differ from ours, and human formulas may contain ingredients that irritate a dog's eyes, causing redness, swelling or allergic reactions and possibly worsening the condition. Ask a vet before medicating.
Can I use human eye drops on my dog’s red eyes?
Human eye drops are generally unsafe for dogs because their eye structure and drug responses differ from ours. Ingredients in human drops can cause redness, swelling, or allergic reactions and may worsen the condition. Always use medication recommended by a veterinarian.
Why is my cat’s eye discharging pus and won’t open?
A cat's eye discharging pus and failing to open can stem from infection, trauma, allergy or eye disease. Gently wipe with a warm clean cotton ball, rinse with saline, then apply a pet antibiotic eye drop; if it does not improve, stop and see a vet.
How should I treat a kitten with pus discharge from its eyes?
Pus from the eyes signals infection: clean and rinse with saline, apply pet-specific eye drops, use an Elizabethan collar, and see a vet if it keeps recurring.