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Why is my cat vomiting, having diarrhea, and not eating?
These signs can come from viral infection, gastroenteritis, parasites, or diet. Judge by vaccine/deworm status and recent food; if unsure, see a vet for the cause.
My puppy had diarrhea all night, no vet nearby; what to do and what medicine?
Frequent puppy diarrhea is likely gastroenteritis or viral disease; screen for infectious disease at a vet promptly, as it is life-threatening. If a visit is hard, fast one day and give anti-diarrhea medicine and probiotics, then watch. If it continues or other signs appear, see a vet to avoid danger.
A 50-day kitten ate chicken thigh 4 days ago; soft stool since, then worse diarrhea and white curd-like vomit on cardboard
From your description, the kitten likely has acute gastroenteritis from indigestion. If not fully vaccinated or dewormed, also consider virus or gut parasites. Try pet gastroenteritis oral medicine and watch. If no improvement, see a vet for tests and targeted treatment.
My dog vomited a white substance, not foam
Vomiting pale foam can come from indigestion, poisoning, parasites, pancreatitis, virus, or acute gastroenteritis. For few episodes, fast half a day, then give probiotics and bland food in small meals. If vomiting continues with fever or low spirits, see a vet to find the cause.
Always on mother’s milk, golden watery stool, cries, won’t nurse
A kitten with diarrhea that won't nurse can have acute enteritis from bacteria, virus, or parasites, or gut flora upset from intolerance. If it ate other food, stop it and try probiotics. Observe half a day; if still not eating, force-feed goat milk or glucose to avoid dehydration. If diet is fine, virus or parasites are likely, so see a vet.
My dog vomits repeatedly with twitching and head-lifting breathing
Repeated vomiting with twitching may be gastroenteritis, pancreatitis, or viral infection; if unvaccinated, check for coronavirus, distemper, or parvovirus. For simple gastroenteritis, use pet anti-inflammatory, anti-emetic, and probiotics, and keep the diet bland without greasy food.
Why is my dog vomiting yellow mucus?
Yellow mucus vomit can come from hunger, enteritis, parasites, viral infection, chilling, or pancreatitis. Long hunger lets stomach acid build up and cause yellow vomit; irregular feeding can too. Parasite or viral infection may also cause it, so find the cause and treat accordingly.
Sudden vomiting, no appetite, no water, no food, slept all day
Vomiting with no eating or drinking may be acute gastroenteritis; withhold food and water for 4 to 6 hours. If vomiting continues, take the cat to a vet for X-rays and virus checks. Intestinal blockage also causes these signs; X-rays reveal the gut condition for diagnosis.
What to Do When a Cockatiel Has Severe Diarrhea
Severe diarrhea in a cockatiel usually means enteritis and needs prompt medication; if the bird is already lethargic and refusing food and water, it is serious and hard to treat. Treatment targets bacteria and secondary infection, with supportive fluids and antibiotics.
Dog vomited once, then had several bouts of diarrhea, then became listless and stopped eating
Vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and anorexia may be acute gastroenteritis from bacteria, viruses, or parasites, or poisoning. See a vet for tests; feed bland fluids in small meals, and hospitalize if vomiting is severe.