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Vomited kibble at first, reduced; since yesterday no food or water; today only water then vomited white foamy fluid
Vomiting with no eating and lethargy may be bacterial gastroenteritis, parasites, pancreatitis, or panleukopenia. Abdominal imaging and blood tests at a vet are recommended.
Kitten ate strawberry-flavored smectite, then threw up thick yellow fluid with food after eating meat
Based on your description, the vomiting and diarrhea may be from indigestion or acute gastroenteritis, but feline panleukopenia cannot be ruled out. Prompt fasting and a veterinary visit are advised.
Excess yellow eye discharge, red swollen eyes, often can’t open, visible film over the eyeball
The photo shows eyelid and conjunctival inflammation, cause unknown. See a vet; if not convenient, clean with saline or pet eye drops and apply pet anti-inflammatory drops, with a collar to stop scratching. If no improvement, see a vet.
My hamster’s belly is swollen, not pregnant, with tear stains and a bleeding nose, lying motionless.
These may be internal injury or infection—see a vet. If unavailable, stop bleeding with Yunnan Baiyao powder in the nostril, but still seek care to avoid death.
This spot was ringworm, and while using Pittifen spray it near-healed then turned into red dots like in the photo
From the photo, the red dots look like allergic inflammation. Pittifen's active ingredient inhibits fungus, bacteria, and mites, but long use strongly irritates skin and can cause allergy or follicle damage. Stop the spray, disinfect with iodine, and watch; if no improvement, revisit the vet.
The area around its private parts is raw, the surrounding fur is all gone, and there’s a lump inside; the body is losing fur in patches.
From the photo, the raw, bald skin around the genitals is mainly from bacterial infection—clean and treat the area. Also watch for pyometra (uterine infection). See a vet if possible; if not, clean with saline, give oral and topical anti-inflammatories, and use an E-collar, then watch for improvement.
What happens when a cat is unwell?
An unwell cat may show poor appetite, less activity, sleepiness. High inflammation causes fever (dry nose, fast breathing, hot mouth/skin). Gut trouble brings vomiting, diarrhea, bloating. Low water intake risks urinary issues (frequent, scanty, or painful urination). Any abnormality needs a vet.
What happens if a dog eats too much cephalosporin?
Cephalosporins are low-toxicity; one or two extra pills usually just need water and observation. Sensitive stomachs may vomit or diarrhea, needing a vet if persistent. Large ingestion can cause poisoning with abdominal pain, vomiting, cyanosis, and bloody urine.
What if a dog keeps hiccuping?
Constant hiccups may come from indigestion, a stuck foreign object, gut infection, or stress. If it lasts minutes or pairs with breathing trouble, vomiting, diarrhea, or lethargy, see a vet; before that, try warm water and gentle throat/chest massage.
What’s going on? My cat has two black bumps on its lower eyelid, constant tearing, and it looks a bit swollen lately.
Bumps on the lower eyelid may be inflammation, a stye, or bacterial folliculitis. A vet microscope exam of the discharge confirms the cause; if unavailable, try anti-inflammatory eye drops and see a vet if no improvement.