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A few days ago my dog’s cough was mild, but today it worsened, with body twitching, yellow nasal discharge, and one vomiting episode, and no appetite
Based on your description, the dog's cough, twitching, runny nose, vomiting, and appetite loss may be from a cold or distemper virus. If unvaccinated, rule out infectious disease first. See a vet promptly to avoid worsening or missing the best window.
Vomited yellow fluid, had one bout of diarrhea, but spirits are okay
Yellow vomit with diarrhea but good spirits is mainly indigestion. The young cat has a fragile gut, so avoid hard food; soak kibble in warm water and feed small, frequent meals. See a vet if no relief.
Two-month-old Devon Rex caught a chill, had soft stool, then stopped eating and vomited yellow fluid
The kitten likely caught a chill, causing gut motility disorder and diarrhea. Keep it warm, give probiotics and warm water, and see a vet if no improvement.
My cat vomited and then would not eat or drink, breathes rapidly, and lies with its eyes open; it got an anti-vomit shot around 8:30 last night, first vomited a hairball, then yellow fluid
Based on your description, this is judged to be hairball syndrome. Excess hairballs cause vomiting of hairballs and irritate the gut to vomit yellow fluid. Give hairball paste, plus anti-inflammatory, anti-vomit, and acid-suppressant medication. If no improvement, see a vet.
Started Vomiting Yellow Fluid, Then Vomited Blood
Vomiting blood may mean gut-lining damage. Withhold food and see a vet; if unavailable and the amount is small, a sucralfate-based oral medication can ease vomiting and bleeding. Persistent bleeding needs urgent care.
Not Eating, Drinking Less, Sleeping More, Losing Energy, Occasional Vomiting of Pale Yellow Foam
Poor appetite, lethargy, and foamy vomit can come from indigestion, parasites, poisoning, or gastroenteritis; unvaccinated cats may have infection. See a vet; if unavailable, try a pet anti-inflammatory and anti-emetic.
My cat vomited three times: first undigested kibble and meat, second undigested kibble with white foam and pale-yellow water, third pale-yellow water with white foam. One bout of diarrhea, ears very hot but nose wet and cool. It happened before and I ignored it thinking overeating; this time is a bit worse.
Vomiting, diarrhea, and hot ears suggest acute gastroenteritis from hairballs, food intolerance, or indigestion; infection is possible. See a vet for diagnosis; if unavailable, give pet anti-inflammatory and anti-emetic, then softened kibble in small amounts.
My dog is six years old, a male, has been vomiting yellow fluid fairly often lately, and yesterday suddenly gasped like asthma, seemed very uncomfortable, then recovered after a few minutes. What’s going on?
Frequent yellow vomit and gasping may be drug side effects, airway blockage, gut issues, or heart disease. An older dog may have heart disease; gasping means breathing trouble and choking risk, so see a vet for targeted care.
Dog vomits yellow liquid and has bloody diarrhea but is energetic – what?
Likely acute hemorrhagic gastroenteritis. If energetic, fast 24h, then probiotics and gut/anti-vomit meds; after, small soft food. If continues, consider parasites, foreign body, or infection - see a vet.
My dog has been unwell for four or five days; thought it ate something bad, gave gut medicine, but worse – diarrhea, vomiting yellow fluid, very yellow urine, can’t stand, legs tremble, lies all day, won’t eat even when offered, only drinks a little.
Unwell for days needs a vet promptly; self-diagnosis and drugs worsen it. Not eating for days then unable to stand suggests hypoglycemia, dehydration, electrolyte imbalance; yellow urine and no eating may indicate liver or pancreas issues. Get fluids and diagnosis.