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Why Does a Cat’s Eyeball Necrose?
Eyeball necrosis is tissue death causing vision loss from infection, trauma or cataracts; some genetic diseases (polycystic kidney disease) contribute. See a vet on eye pain or discharge to prevent it.
Puppy Won’t Eat, Low Energy, Weak Hind Legs
Poor appetite and weak hind legs may come from long-term malnutrition causing low blood sugar, or from injury or poor joint development. Check for wounds, and if none, see a vet; low-blood-sugar cases may need glucose and nutrition.
Why Does a Dog Get Otitis Media?
Otitis media commonly comes from bacterial or fungal infection in the closed, damp ear canal, ear mites, or infected wounds around the ear. Treat the infection and its root cause for a full cure.
What Causes a Dog’s Lip Ulcers?
Lip ulcers come from poor diet, vitamin lack, mouth trauma, or infection. They make eating hard, so treat promptly, switch to soft easy-to-digest food, and avoid irritating the sore.
What Happens If a Teddy Is Beaten Long-Term?
Chronic beating harms a Teddy's health with bruises, fractures, and organ damage, even life threat. It also causes mental trauma, fear, and aggression or avoidance, and can lead to depression, social problems, and appetite loss with weight drop.
What Medicine for a Dog’s Bleeding Genitals?
Genital bleeding may come from inflammation, injury, or reproductive or urinary disease. For inflammation or injury, apply erythromycin ointment and give oral hemostatics; unknown causes need a vet to diagnose.
What Should I Do About a Swollen Dog Testicle?
Swelling can come from injury, orchitis, or a tumor, so treatment depends on the cause. Clean injuries and use anti-inflammatory care; for orchitis give medication and a collar, and see a vet if it doesn't improve.
What causes stillborn kittens in a cat?
Stillbirths often come from an immature mother, poor nutrition, abdominal trauma during pregnancy or infection with viruses or bacteria. The embryos then fail to develop. Identifying the cause helps prevent recurrence.
The eye was a bit inflamed before; eye drops didn’t help, and it would occasionally turn out a little, but this time it turned out completely
From the photo, the cat may have conjunctival edema or hyperplasia needing vet care, likely with fluids and anti-inflammation. Causes include irritants, trauma, conjunctivitis, or cat flu; treat the root cause or risk corneal ulcer or blindness.
My Schnauzer’s coat changed from black-gray to white this year; recently drooling, dry-heaving with no vomit, occasional head tilt and limb weakness, right eye has discharge.
With limited info the disease is unclear; see a vet. Head tilt, drooling, and weakness suggest vestibular dysfunction or nerve damage from trauma, middle-ear infection, aging, or toxins. The white coat may also signal old age.