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My tiny puppy won’t urinate even when stimulated
Puppies do not urinate on their own; a littermate licking may already stimulate it, so your method may not work. Separate it and stimulate like the mother's licking; if it still won't, return it to the litter to avoid bladder pressure.
My dog’s genitals are exposed after coming back from a walk
Exposure after meeting a female in heat is normal heat behavior and will retract when calm. If it stays out with redness, abnormal urination, or discharge, it may be urethritis, stones, or prostatitis; see a vet.
My rescued cat suddenly went wild near the window; is it trauma or fear?
Sudden wild behavior and screaming usually mean fear or threat, and heat or trauma are also possible. Comfort the cat, block the pond view, and see a vet if other signs appear.
My cat acted weird after a bath and then vomited; seems like a cold
Post-bath lethargy, odd urination, and vomiting may be from stress or a cold. Keep it warm and calm, give probiotics, and see a vet if it worsens.
My cat won’t eat, is listless, and keeps lying down
A listless, anorexic cat may be sick. Offer palatable foods like warmed canned food, rehydrated freeze-dried, or cat treats; keep it warm to avoid respiratory infection; watch stool/urine/temperature and see a vet for runny nose, sneezing, tearing, fever, or elimination changes.
Cat frequents the litter box, produces little urine, and has blood in the urine
Frequent urination with little output and blood is a classic sign of urinary blockage, possibly from bladder stones, urinary tract stones, infection, idiopathic cystitis, or tumors. If the bladder is very full, seek veterinary care for catheterization and fluids.
My cat urinates frequently and a lot, and a little fluid sprays when it licks
Exposed genitals are usually from heat or urinary disease. An unneutered male in heat may show the penis and lick it, normal; just protect him through heat. But cystitis, stones, or urethritis also cause frequent urination; see a vet.
Cat squatted frequently, seemed blocked, then couldn’t pee or poop; after shots peed/pooped once, then not again; got catheter, passed a little but still no urine
Urinary blockage has many causes: bladder stones, urethral stones. See a vet for diagnosis. Follow vet advice: continue catheterization, keep the catheter until crystals/stones pass and normal urination returns, then remove it. Treat promptly to avoid secondary issues.
My male cat licked itself raw from heat, will not eat, lost weight, and now urinates often with little output – what should I do?
Frequent, scanty urination in a male cat points to a urinary/reproductive problem common in males because of their narrow urethra. See a vet soon to avoid blockage or worse.
I’m not sure if this on my cat is stuck litter or some kind of discharge
From the photo the cat's urethral opening is clean, so the yellow mucus is likely picked-up dirt or low-quality litter. An unneutered male in heat may also secrete a little mucus.