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After diarrhea improved, now soft stool.
Rabbit diarrhea can use antibiotics like norfloxacin, neomycin, oxytetracycline per vet to prevent secondary infection. Causes: cold, wrong drugs, gut bacteria. Keep warm, feed lactase, reduce food; if no better, use antibiotics. Manage hygiene and fresh feed/water.
Dog has had brown ear discharge for years, one ear healed, the other won’t; suddenly today barking, spinning, dripping urine, then calm, possibly vestibular syndrome or stroke?
Long ear infection with these signs resembles vestibular syndrome, also from middle/inner ear infection, drug toxicity, trauma, tumor, hypothyroidism. Signs: falling, head tilt, nystagmus, drifting, circling. See a vet for antibiotics/steroids and vitamins.
What happens if a dog eats chicken liver daily?
Daily chicken liver causes obesity from high fat and cholesterol, raising risks of pancreatitis, high lipids and diabetes. Its high vitamin A risks toxicity; high phosphorus hurts calcium absorption and bone growth. Never feed raw liver, which carries bacteria and parasites.
What happens if a Teddy licks chocolate?
A few licks usually do not poison, since toxicity needs a certain amount and many chocolates are low purity; but small Teds tolerate less theobromine, so watch for lethargy, restlessness, rapid breathing, vomiting or diarrhea and see a vet if present.
What happens if a dog eats three grapes?
Three grapes usually cause little harm; toxicity needs about 32 g per kg of body weight. But constitutions vary, so watch closely, give water, and see a vet if abnormal. Also avoid chocolate, onion, leek and avocado.
What happens if a dog eats chicken liver often?
Chicken liver is high in fat, vitamin A and minerals; eaten often in large amounts it can cause vitamin A toxicity and liver damage, even death. It also leads to obesity, fatty liver, high lipids and diabetes.
What happens if too much cephalosporin is injected into a dog?
An overdose can cause digestive upset like vomiting and diarrhea; cephalosporin also has toxicity and an overdose can poison the dog and even be fatal. Some dogs are allergic and an overdose can cause nausea, vomiting, shock or death if unnoticed.
How long until a cat dies from food poisoning?
Death time depends on toxicity; a small dose may be metabolized and recover with no symptoms, while a large dose can kill within minutes or hours. Whether and when it dies is uncertain.
At what age do kittens get lice?
No set time; dirty environments with lice cause infection. Do not deworm before 1.5 months due to toxicity; deworm after 6 weeks with safe products.
What happens if a dog is given too much dewormer?
If a dog is given too much dewormer, it can suffer vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, lethargy, or even neurological signs from toxicity, since the drugs are strong. Overdose is dangerous and needs care.