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My dog just arrived home; I do not know its exact age, it will not let me touch it and keeps hiding, and eats little — what should I do?
A dog in a new environment feels scared and hiding is common. Help it adapt without forcing contact: provide a quiet, warm, comfortable space with favorite toys or food for security, and keep food and water available. The dog will gradually trust you.
What should I do if my hamster stops moving?
A still hamster may be in pseudo-hibernation from cold or fright. Warm it up, keep things quiet, and it should recover in about ten minutes; then give a little glucose. If there is no breathing or heartbeat and the body is stiff, it has likely died - judge by the scene and its history.
How can I make a guinea pig like me?
Guinea pigs are slow to warm up, so be patient: quiet roomy cage, regular feeding, toys. They are timid, so no sudden moves or shouting. Once settled, hand-feed and gently touch its back/head to build trust.
How can I get a mother rabbit to nurse?
Mother rabbits nurse soon after birth, briefly but often. Keep the environment calm, quiet, and warm; gently help kits find nipples without touching the mother. If she won't or has low milk, hand-rear with kitten formula—not cow milk, to avoid indigestion.
When it first arrived its ears could spread, but these past few days they stay folded no matter what it does
A Syrian hamster folding ears may be listening to locate/check safety. If unsure or scared, keeps them folded. Also cold environment—fold to keep warm. Check ears for abnormality; if none, keep environment quiet to build security.
What temperature can a newborn Teddy (poodle) tolerate?
The best indoor temperature for newborn puppies is 24–26°C. They're weak, not yet furred, and poor at keeping warm; too cold easily causes colds and can trigger infections. Keep them warm and quiet, and check daily so they don't crawl to colder spots.
Cat stress
For stress vomiting, fast 4–6 hours, then give small amounts of warm-water-softened kibble once vomiting stops. Provide a quiet, comfortable, dim environment and familiar items (blanket, toy, old clothes) or pheromones and catnip to reassure. If vomiting persists or other symptoms appear (diarrhea, fever, discharge, breathing trouble), see a vet.
Hamster is listless after being pulled from the toilet, what to do
Listlessness after a toilet fall is often fright. Keep it warm and quiet to recover, and watch for bleeding or pain that would mean internal injury needing a vet.
My cat is suddenly lethargic, maybe from a bath, deworming, or moving
Environment change, deworming, or bath chill can cause lethargy; keep warm and give probiotics for gut irritation. Provide a calm space and favorite food; see a vet if no improvement or other signs.
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.