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-Six year old bichon-shih tzu
-Very happy and outgoing dog, never known to be afraid of anything.
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Hello, my kitten is about to become 1 year old now, she has had several health issues that stopped recently and last was a gastro anteritis ( kept vomiting and got dehydrated) that started just around the time I changed her food from Burns to Orijen kitten (about 2 weeks later). I have her on Burns again now as recommended by my vet until she’s 1yo and am considering changing for a grain free food however I am not sure which one to chose. I do consider trying Orijen again however the protein level in that food is much higher than the level she is on right now. My cat is an exotic shorthair neutered female. Here are my 3 choices for the new food:
http://www.zooplus.ie/shop/cats/dry_cat_food/orijen/133323
http://www.zooplus.ie/shop/cats/dry_cat_food/applaws/136608
http://www.zooplus.ie/shop/cats/dry_cat_food/acana/133233
Would you be able to give me some advise or personal opinion?
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Diedra Cardamone Hello Zee,
I am sorry your kitten wasn’t feeling well. I am not an expert on food so sorry I can’t help there. Has your vet run all the basic diagnostics already: ran a fecal and blood sample to rule out a medical problem before changing the diet? Maybe the root of the problem is not the food. You could ask your vet about seeing a specialist too. I hope your kitten feels better soon!
Diedra
my dog anit had a poo in two days what can I do to make him go
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Kelly HI Betsy,
Anytime a pet isn’t peeing or pooping, you need to get them to see a vet. Is your dog eating and drinking? Peeing?
I would call your vet and get him seen.
~kelly
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Diedra Cardamone How much did your dog drink?
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Kelly Hi Ashley,
Did your dog get into an entire gallon of oil? Did it just lick some off the ground or pan? A little cooking oil won’t hurt a dog but if your dog drank a lot of it, it’s time to call your vet asap.
Good luck,
~Kelly
My dog has a place on her side it the size of one of her tits but looks like it is filled with blood and every once in a while it will bleed a little bit what is it.
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Lauren-Emma de Lancey Vets , it’s the best option .
I was told to remove the bandages 3-4 days unless swelling occurs than remove the bandages in 1 day but since they fell off the day after surgery than im not sure on what I should do.
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julie brader Could you possibly get the bandages back on yourself? If the Vet has said 3/4 days its too soon for them to be off the wounds. If you can’t get them on then you need to phone your Vet and ask advice.
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Kelly Furgason Most vets will just let you come back in and they can help you put them back on. Give a call to your vet and ask to come back in.
~kelly
I had though it was maybe feline distemper but now I’m not so sure.
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Lauren-Emma de Lancey I second this , vets immediately
my cats tower is brand new, & very light colored that i can actually see adult fleas burrowing into the fabric. Iv been constantly vacuuming it too.
Sebastian is not fix and he’s having an issue with not usingvthe cat box. He was a wild cat and I was wondering how I can get him to use the cat box. He’s used it twice before but not since. Can someone give me some insight
I have a female pit bull pup and I don’t know why bit she eats sticks chuncks of wood I clean the yard get anything that’s wood out and then she eats on our trees why does she eat them please help
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julie brader Puppies, like babies test things with their mouths especially if teething.
You do need to watch her though if she swallowed a peice of wood it could cause all sorts of serious problems. Try and distract her with a toy or a treat…..hopefully she will grow out of it. You could train her not to chew wood too….you’d have to catch her in the act…..calmly and firmly say NO get her to come to you, lots of praise and a treat. Its not too soon for calm sensible training.
Hello Bree, It sounds like something is really bothering him. I think a visit to the vet would be best so they can check him all over to try and determine the reason for his recent change in behavior. I hope he feels better soon – keep us posted!
Diedra