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  • cats illness

    Posted on 2008/02/20 by User

    My 4year old male cat has been sick now for 2 days and seems to be getting worse. Our local vets are not in until tomorrow. He vomited on Sunday once and once on Monday, he is very lethargic today, won't eat but will drink and wants to lay in my arms and lets me rub his belly which is abnormal for him, he is usually very very active and playful. He does go outside daily and has been now for about 2-3 months. Plese help

    View answers (1) by Experienced Advisor Samantha Adams
    Rating: 10

  • Cushings Syndrome

    Posted on 2008/02/21 by Frank

    What are the general symptoms of cushings syndrome in dogs? What are the best test to have done to look for cushings? What make look like cushings but could something else to look for?

    View answers (1) by Experienced Advisor Samantha Adams
    Rating: 10

  • Pug - Eating Issue

    Posted on 2008/02/25 by User

    I have a four month old, male pug. He gets fed dry dog food twice a day. Recently, he has been eating his food so quickly that he's not even chewing it. After eating, he sometimes throws up and the dog food is still whole. Can you help me find out why he's doing this and also how we can prevent it? Thank you.

    View answers (1) by   Alison
    Rating: 10

  • ate something???

    Posted on 2008/02/26 by Jim

    My dog came in from outside panting nad seeming to be in some distress. She drank a bowl of water in about 10 seconds, and then threw up her super. SHe then proceeded to lick up any and everhing she could fing on the floor or rug - leaves, lint, pet hair, anything.SHe contineued to pant and cough, an her feet pads were so sweaty they're leaving wet spots on the floor and on the bedsheets. She can swallow OK, but seems nervous and uncomfortable

    View answers (1) by   Alison
    Rating: 10

  • Very Sick Cat

    Posted on 2008/02/27 by Eversole

    Cat vomiting, urinating, and very loose stool all over house. Took to vet and given meds but seemed to make it worse. What can I do?

    View answers (1) by   Emma
    Rating: 10

  • Hair loss,

    Posted on 2008/03/01 by User

    Just curious, I got a chocolate lab mix a month ago or so. I noticed right away she was about 15-20 pounds overweight. After giving her her second bath I noticed she is missing hair on her side and toward her hind quarters. Female will be 2 in April and thoughts?

    View answers (1) by   Matthew
    Rating: 10

  • Metal Allergy Possible?

    Posted on 2008/03/01 by Marissa

    My dog was diagnosed with allergies. She has been on an elimination diet for 2 months and still has itchy, red skin on forearms and chest. She wears a collar with a metal buckle and the rash is especially bad on her chest where the buckle and tags hang. Could she have a metal allergy? We have bought her a new collar today, minus the metal and only put it on when she goes out. Allergies are year round. The only thing that helps is steroids which are not good for her. What is the next step we should take? She also has a raised, pimple (boil?) on her neck. Since she went back to her old food, she is lethargic, vomiting bile and has no appetite. This has only been...

    View answers (1) by   Matthew
    Rating: 10

  • occasional vomiting and weight loss

    Posted on 2008/03/01 by Jage

    Over the last two months Sam has begun vomiting his entire meal roughly every 3-5 feedings (fed twice/da.) His faeces and urine output appear unaffected although he yowls before movements. He was a large cat (@20 lbs but we cut his food back to 1/2 cup serving in the fall of last year when his hips began "clicking" as he walked. (He has been fed dry food: Kat & Kaboodle for the last eight years) He now weighs closer to 10 lbs. We have given him hairball medicine and switched his treats to Friskies hairball remedy treats. but are still concerned with his weight loss and the fact that he sounds in pain while "pooping" but not the rest of the Day...

    View answers (1) by   Torunn
    Rating: 10

  • eating their own feces

    Posted on 2008/03/02 by User

    My 2 Min Schnauzers (1 & 4) have started eating their own feces then vomiting later. We feed Hill's Science Diet. What's up with This?

    View answers (2) by   Matthew
    Rating: 10

  • Bravo got sick

    Posted on 2008/03/02 by User

    He vommited a brown chunk mouce that lokk maybe like food, it had a little bit of blood, whats wrong with him?

    View answers (1) by   Alison
    Rating: 10