hiya im just wondering if you dbe able to help me with a question about my 4-5 year old staffy cross ? he is generally very active and energetic, over the last week he seems very lethargic, went off his food but is now eating, drinking enough water, his eyes seem to look funny, with us seeing him every day they dont look normal although the vet said they look ok, he is passing motion fine, today he went for a short walk and had 1 poo which was normal and 1 which was a little more runny and a little yellow, he goes through stages of getting better and picking up then dropping back down again, when he lays on his bed he doesnt move for a couple of hours which isnt like...
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just wondering if you could help me ?
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my cat has lost his appetite which is very unlike him, when he does eat he try's to bring the food back up, and is therefore losing lots of weight. he is dribbling lots and has really bad smelly breath he has recently lost a front tooth.whats wrong with him
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Something is wrong with my cat, She keeps drolling or something of that sort.. And everytime she gets up there is a huge puddle of wet stuff and i can see it just dripping from her mouth.
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Hi, my cat is twelve years old and everything seems good except she wont close her mouth fully allowing herself to drool freely. She's never done this before and I'm worried becuase its been almost 24hours now.
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Elderly Cat Toilet Habits
Posted on 2009/02/10 by UserMy cat is almost 17 years old. Recently, he has begun urinating and defacating where he eats and sleeps. I was concerned that he was unable to get to his litter box, but he does OK for his age. I don't know if he is doing this because he is mad about something or if he is really sick. I've tried everything I know, multiple litter boxes in convenient locations, different foods, but nothing seems to stop this behavior. What do you recommend? I am really getting tired of constantly picking up and cleanng up behind him. Thanks
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My other cat (2years, about 3) sometimes goes through seizures. I know when he is about to go through one, he starts acting very sweet and loving, and all he wants is pets, and he also rolls much much more. He does this about 3 or 4 days before he has to go though the seizure. At first, when he was younger, he would only go through one seizure, but now, sometimes he has to go through 2. I can't tell you the exactly when he is ganna go through one, but I do know when he is about to. When he is in his seizure I try to come him down, by petting him, telling him its going to be okay. Is this good? Also, when he is going through these seizures, he slobbers, and he urinates on...
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poorly Border Collie
Posted on 2009/02/11 by UserHi, I have a 2 year old Border Collie today he has been unusualy quiet and seems slightly anxious. This afternoon I noticed clear saliva dribbling from the side of his mouth. He does not seem to want to drink or eat.
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I am feeding a stray cat that has cat flu, the vet has prescribed Norodine (I think that what it is called), but I cannot get the cat to take the tablets even crushed in food. I've tried all methods of hiding the tablet crushed in food (chicken, pilchards, etc) but nothing works. Has anyone any suggestions on how to get the tablet into him. This is the second time I've posted this question and had no response!
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Vaccines and potential risk
Posted on 2009/02/15 by UserI have a 4 mo old fem Bloodhound who was given her 1st set of "puppy shots" (DHLPP) on Jan 6th. Four hrs later she was at a local vet office and was to undergo a required spay surgery. She was administed 4-5 diff drugs prior to rec'ing the anesthetic "gas". Two minutes into the anesthsia, the puppy's heart stopped & she stopped breathing. She was given CPR and atropine and eventually was resucitated. I arrived at the clininc 25 mins after the arrest only to find the puppy suffering from what appeared to be small "seizures". The vet said her behavior was simply her system "coming out of anesthesia" and she "should be...
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Cat problem
Posted on 2009/02/15 by UserI woke this morning to my cat, thrashing around the bed making agressive noises. He then thrashed himself off the bed. We realised the bed was covered in his saliva. When he was on the floor the thrashing stopped and he stood on his front two legs making a raspy panting sound with his tounge poking out. After about 5 minuites he lay down and we noticed his pupils had almost fully dilated leaving very little visible Iris. After about half an hour we discovered he can still stand on his hind legs however he refuses to leave the spot on the floor where he first landed. He keeps crying out for seemingly no reason, often while purring, his pupils have now returned to...
