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My cat has yellow nasal discharge, for over 20 days
If only nasal discharge with no cough or sneeze, it may be a nose-limited infection and fungal infection should be watched; take a sample to the vet. Upper respiratory infection or feline rhinotracheitis also cause yellow discharge, and with sneezing and tearing it is likely an upper respiratory infection. After so many days, see a vet to confirm and treat to avoid complications.
Eyes Are Red and Swollen, but Appetite Is Normal, the Cat Is Active, Nose Is Wet, No Fever
Red, swollen eyes with a wet nose are likely conjunctivitis from bacterial or viral infection. Clean the eye discharge and use a pet eye drop with neomycin or lysozyme, applying four to six times daily.
What Happens If a Bulldog’s Polyps Are Not Removed?
If a Bulldog develops polyps and they are not removed, the growths in the throat can block airflow, causing breathing difficulty, wheezing, and coughing. Nasal polyps can also impair normal breathing.
How can I tell if a puppy is healthy?
Check its appearance—dry coat, hair loss, red eyes, dry nose, or bad breath signal trouble. Also judge by energy and by stool; diarrhea, constipation, or frequent urination suggest illness.
There is a black spot on the white of my dog’s eye
Dark brown spots on the white of a dog's eye are usually harmless pigment deposits or conjunctivitis. Simple pigment deposits don't affect vision and need no treatment, while conjunctivitis causes tearing, redness, and squinting that should be treated.
Common Signs That a Parrot Is Sick
Parrots hide weakness until they are seriously ill, so any clear sign matters. Watch for fluffing, odd droppings, noisy breathing, weight loss, eye or nose changes, flight trouble, and vomiting - and see a vet if a day of home care does not help.
How to Treat White Discharge in a Rabbit’s Eyes
White discharge in a rabbit's eyes can come from a heating-up diet, long irritant fur, or inflammation like conjunctivitis. Adjust the diet, trim surrounding fur and clean the space, or use rabbit eye drops plus an Elizabethan collar for infection.
How to Relieve Allergy Symptoms in Cats
Cat allergies come from food, drugs, fleas, or the environment, and show as itching, redness, sneezing, or tearing. Remove the trigger — stop the food, treat drug reactions at a clinic, use an Elizabethan collar and flea control for skin or environmental allergy.
Should You Dress Your Cat in Clothes?
In most cases, dressing a cat is not advised. Their fur already insulates them, and clothing only gets in the way. The main reasons are restraint, lost agility, poor ventilation, and health effects, with one winter exception.
Is Redness at the Corner of a Cat’s Eye a Tear Stain?
Redness at a cat's eye corner isn't always tear stains - it can be discharge, infection, injury, or diet-related heat. Learn the four causes and how to treat each.