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My cat is losing hair in many places, largest around the ears, with patches both small and large.
Widespread hair loss is usually a skin disease from fungal, bacterial, or mite infection, allergy, or low immunity. A skin scraping at the vet identifies the type for targeted treatment, plus an Elizabethan collar and regular cleaning of the cat's environment.
Turtle won’t eat turtle pellets
A turtle refusing pellets may be too cold or adjusting to new food. Warm the water and mix pellets; watch for illness.
How is the American Akita?
The American Akita is larger and stronger than the Japanese type, loyal yet wary. Independent and trainable, it is an easy keeper.
What happens if a dog eats sedatives?
Dog sedative ingestion causes drowsiness and unsteadiness; overdose can be fatal. Urgent vet care and induced vomiting are needed.
Cat with swollen, discharging eyes and raw, balding skin around eyes and nose
The cat's eye inflammation may be bacterial or viral (mycoplasma, calicivirus). Use prescribed drops and a collar; identify the virus for targeted care.
What are the symptoms of mite infection in dogs?
Dog mite infections cause severe itching and eczema; symptoms vary by type, skin redness, hair loss, or brown ear discharge and head shaking.
What is the American Doberman’s temperament?
American Dobermans are gentle, loyal, and trainable, originally show dogs. With training they guard well, but early socialization is advised.
What causes a Poodle’s nose to change color?
A Poodle's nose may change color from genetics, seasons, diet, disease, or age. Genetic loss is irreversible, while deficiencies need vitamins and minerals.
What are the symptoms of a dog hernia?
Hernia signs depend on type and site. An inguinal hernia shows belly pain, vomiting, poor defecation, and a swelling in the groin. An umbilical hernia shows a soft round bump at the navel. A scrotal hernia shows a groin mass with lower-abdomen fullness, bloating, pain, and constipation.
What happens if a snake bites a dog?
The seriousness depends on the snake type, bite location, and severity. A venomous snake can cause vomiting, diarrhea, coma, muscle twitching, breathing difficulty, arrhythmia, low blood pressure, and death. Identify the snake; wash a non-venomous bite and see a vet for a venomous one.