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How can I tell if my cat is healthy?
Best is a vet check (palpation, blood, fecal tests). At home: lively with good appetite; smooth coat with no hair loss/redness; bright eyes, clean teeth, no bad breath/tear stains/runny nose; well-formed stool 1–2 times daily, dark brown.
My dog passed worms the night I brought it home, had soft stool, was anemic at the vet, then vomited two long white worms, got better, but is passing worms again and now won’t eat, only drinks
Your dog likely has a persistent parasite infection causing diarrhea, anemia, and vomiting. After deworming it may pass worms, but if it still passes worms and won't eat, see a vet; causes include heavy parasite load, secondary viral infection, or gut irritation from the medication, which is usually temporary.
Cat left alone 2 hours came back vomiting white mucus, thin long diarrhea, gurgling belly, limp, 60 breaths per minute, fed goat milk 10ml every 4h
These signs suggest a digestive emergency with possible low blood sugar or shock; get the cat to a vet at once with warmth and a little glucose, or it may die. White mucus vomit and thin long stool point to indigestion or gastroenteritis, and lethargy to dehydration and shock.
Diarrhea and vomiting with white worms, still the same after dewormer, now can’t stand or meow
Diarrhea and vomiting may be acute gastroenteritis, panleukopenia or parasites; white worms mean parasites, possibly with panleukopenia. Inability to stand or meow is critical dehydration needing emergency care.
Puppy Had Loose Stools Starting the Day After Arrival; Now on Day 4 with White Watery Stools
White watery stools suggest: 1) parasites (common in pups, e.g., roundworms)--use fenbendazole with probiotics after a fecal test. 2) infectious diarrhea if unvaccinated--suspect parvovirus, coronavirus; see vet if vomiting or lethargy. 3) primary low bile, immature gallbladder, blocked bile duct--bile acids and vet care.
Is this definitely panleukopenia? Kitten hasn’t eaten for 3 days and now has soft stool with blood.
Diagnosing panleukopenia needs both the antigen test and a CBC showing low white blood cells. With clear symptoms and a weak-positive strip plus falling WBC, it is likely positive. Strips are 80-85% accurate, so confirm with PCR.
Cat is vomiting white foam, lethargic and can’t defecate — what’s wrong?
Lethargy, vomiting and dry stools suggest constipation from hairballs or liver/gallbladder disease. Give cat grass or hairball paste plus probiotics. If unresolved, see a vet for bloodwork and imaging and treat the liver.
My three-month-old dog vomited white mucus three times yesterday morning, had first loose stool around 8pm, another an hour later, is sleepy and anorexic, very thin at two pounds, dewormed twice with no effect; rural area with no vet. What do I do?
Frequent diarrhea risks dehydration, low blood sugar, shock, and death, so find the cause and treat; possible causes are bad food, distemper/parvo/corona, or foreign-body injury. If no vet, fast, give glucose, and use anti-emetics, antibiotics, and anti-diarrhea medication.
Two-month-old dog, normal first day home, then diarrhea in the afternoon, milk at night, diarrhea at midnight, formed stool next morning, then diarrhea again with white mucus and a little blood, then yellow water and white stuff. Today gave gentamicin, stool color improved. What next?
The diarrhea is likely acute gastroenteritis from environment or diet change; fast 24 hours and give probiotics and pet anti-inflammatory. If it continues or vomits, check for infectious disease at a vet.
My cat vomited frequently this morning, with pink-tinged white foam, then brought up a large ball of steel wool. Is there a problem?
After a cat eats a foreign object like steel wool, a vet check is needed to confirm nothing remains and to test inflammation. Residual material can cause lethargy, vomiting, fever, and abnormal stools, and may require surgery.