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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 cat had a lump that burst into a blister and oozed pus
A lump that broke and oozes pus may be a ruptured salivary or skin cyst. It needs cleaning and medication; a vet exam confirms the cause, and tumors need full removal.
My cat has scabs, hair loss, and white flakes behind the ear
The photo suggests ringworm (cat fungus). Confirm with a skin test at the vet, then use antifungal medication and spray, and disinfect the environment to prevent reinfection.
My cat has been sleeping since yesterday, vomited yellow fluid, and now drools
Vomiting, anorexia, rapid breathing, tongue out, and drooling point to feline rhinotracheitis or poisoning. If poisoning is suspected, go to a vet at once; the case is serious.
My cat was choked by a rope and is gasping
A rope around the neck causing breathing trouble means severe oxygen deprivation and is an emergency. Rush to a vet for oxygen and a hyperbaric chamber immediately.
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 cat vomits white sticky fluid and won’t eat after flea treatment and yogurt
Vomiting may be from licking the topical flea medication or drinking yogurt, both of which can irritate the stomach. Give pet probiotics and see a vet if there is no improvement.
My cat lies down all day, cannot walk, and sits like a human
Your cat may have a problem with its lumbar spine or other bones; a vet X-ray is needed. Some cats have congenital bone dysplasia causing spinal pain, and sitting upright can relieve it.
My cat was spayed on Aug 13, almost two months later the wound looks moldy and has no hair
The photo is blurry but shows dandruff and scabs at the wound. Clean it and watch for hair regrowth. If healing is poor or hair does not return, see a vet.
My cat has a mild cold, lost its voice, and has yellow and clear nasal discharge
Your cat is most likely dealing with a cold or a respiratory infection, and feline rhinotracheitis cannot be ruled out. For a simple cold, keep it warm and give pet cold medicine; if it worsens, see a vet.