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Why are my cat’s eyes red, swollen and watery?
Swollen, watery eyes in cats can have many causes, such as foreign-body irritation, keratitis, conjunctivitis, or feline herpesvirus. Herpesvirus infection often brings tearing and sneezing. If you suspect herpesvirus, have your cat examined by a vet; conjunctivitis or keratitis can be treated with pet-specific eye drops.
Norfolk Terrier
The Norfolk Terrier, a small working terrier from Britain, is a versatile, cheerful dog once called the 'perfect rascal' of the field for its weatherproof coat and short legs. Brave and reckless yet affectionate, it makes a charming companion for those with room.
Bull Terrier
The Bull Terrier, developed in 19th-century Britain, is a strong, muscular, and active dog. Though originally bred for dog fighting, its aggression toward other dogs has softened over time, while it remains devoted and gentle with people.
Why Is My Cat’s Eye Discharge Green?
Normal cat eye discharge is white or clear; greenish-yellow usually means internal heat, an eye infection, or feline rhinotracheitis (cat flu). Adjust the diet first, then see a vet if it persists or comes with sneezing, fever, or corneal signs.
Why Won’t My Cat Open Its Eyes?
A cat that won't open its eyes usually has eye inflammation from infection, internal heat gluing the lids, or an injury. Clean with saline and use antibacterial drops; if fever or coughing accompanies it, see a vet for a possible viral infection.
Why Is My Cat Crying Tears, and How to Fix It?
Cats can tear up for many reasons — eye inflammation or infection, irritation from fur or dust, a blocked tear duct, or internal heat from a dry diet. Most cases improve with care, but persistent or infected eyes need a vet.
How to Tell If Your Dog Has Rhinitis
A dog's nose is vital, so rhinitis hurts daily life. Here is how to spot and treat it.
Why Does Your Rabbit Keep Sneezing?
Sneezing is not always a cold - here are other causes.
What symptoms appear if a dog is allergic to a vaccine?
Vaccine allergy shows as local redness, itch, fever, vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, and tearing; severe cases cause anaphylactic shock. Allergies are usually to adjuvants or strains. For serious reactions, get a desensitization shot at a vet promptly.
After a puppy was bitten by a big dog, it has a small cyst on the belly and one hind leg it won’t put down. How to handle?
After a big-dog bite with a belly cyst and a non-weight-bearing leg, see a vet to assess damage. The cyst may be a blood clot or pus pocket; the bite is a tear that may involve tissue or bone, causing pain. Get professional treatment.