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Why does my cat have eye discharge, can’t open its eyes, and keep tearing up?
Increased eye discharge and difficulty opening the eyes in cats is often caused by an eye infection, including bacterial, viral, or mixed infections. It is recommended to take your cat to a veterinary clinic promptly for an examination to identify the infection type and begin targeted treatment.
My cat vomited blood and stopped eating after deworming
Vomiting blood and refusing food after deworming may mean liver/kidney damage or a gastric ulcer from the medication's toxicity. Take the cat to a vet for examination and symptomatic treatment.
My dog’s eye has turned white
The white eye may be from lens disease or cataracts, common in older dogs where the lens gradually clouds. A vet eye exam is needed to confirm and treat.
My cat stopped eating and is very lethargic
These are general signs that could mean many illnesses, and poisoning cannot be ruled out. A vet check is needed to find the cause and prevent worsening.
My hamster has a swollen nose, white eye discharge, and walks unsteadily
Your hamster may have been injured in a fall, causing the swollen nose and unsteady walking. Home judgment is unreliable, so a vet exam and professional treatment are needed.
My kitten’s eyeball is severely swollen and bulging
Swelling and bulging of the eye is often caused by eye trauma or inflammation. Clean any wound and use anti-inflammatory medication; if an infection is the cause, seek prompt veterinary care.
My dog has hair loss around the mouth and a small bump on the nose
Based on your photo, the bump on the nose may be from a fungal infection and the mouth hair loss may be from cheilitis. Keep the area clean and dry, use an Elizabethan collar to stop scratching, and have a vet examine the nose.
Left eye won’t open, tearing, slightly swollen, and the pupil looks gray
A gray pupil with tearing and swelling may indicate corneal damage or keratitis. See a vet for an eye exam and medication when possible. A corneal-repair drop can be tried first if a visit is inconvenient.
Puppy has been crying since evening, shaking its head and rubbing its face, eyes dull, seems exhausted
From the brief description the cause is unclear but the puppy is likely unwell or sick. Check its head for foreign objects causing itch or discomfort. See a vet if the cause is unknown.
My dog has a soft, painless black bump the size of a soybean on its inner thigh
A small black bump may be pigmentation, a scab from skin disease, or a growth. If the dog shows no other symptoms, you can simply monitor it. Seek veterinary care if any abnormal signs appear.