My Cats Tower Is Brand New, & Very Light Colored That I Can Actually See…
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.
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Sebastian Is Not Fix And He’s Having An Issue With Not Usingvthe Cat Box. He…
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
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I Have A Female Pit Bull Pup And I Don’t Know Why Bit She Eats…
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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I Have A Female Pit Bull Pup I Need Help She’s Done Something Yo Her…
I have a female pit bull pup I need help she’s done something yo her eye or has something in it what do I do
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julie brader Hi Brittany, if she was my dog I would take her straight to your Vet. Therr could be numerous things wrong with her eye….something in it; an infection; a condition called Entropian where the eyelashes rub on the eye; an ulcer….lots of things. Please don’t risk her eyesight by trying to treat it yourself. Take her to a Vet its the only way you will know whats wrong and have it treated properly.
Good luck!
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Anonymous ^ this. don’t wait to see what will happen, Brittany. take your dog to the vet TODAY.
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Jana Vomiting and stumbling indeed means a very sick pet. There is one thing to do – see a vet. By the sound of it, see a vet immediately.
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Anonymous i sure hope you’ve gone to the vet by now. what did they say?
I Have A 12 Year Old German Shepard He Is Slowing Down A Lot Sometimes…
I have a 12 year old German Shepard he is slowing down a lot sometimes won’t eat other times won’t stop eating .he is feeling very thin drinks well eyes bright and alert,coat in good condition is it normal for him to feel so thin
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Anonymous when was his last exam with bloodwork? if he hasn’t been in a while, now’s the time.
It Does Not Hurt Her To Touch Or Squeeze Them. Is This Something I Should…
It does not hurt her to touch or squeeze them. Is this something I should be alarmed about? I’ve included a picture for reference.
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Jana I’d actually like it better if it did hurt to touch, because that would signal an infection. I would not mess with such bumps but have it checked out and aspirated as soon as possible. It’s not about panic but about due diligence.
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Kasey Litt Anything that is discolored like that I would have a vet check it immediately. I check my dogs about once a week, full body check, for growths. Most of the time, it ends up being a fatty deposit, benign growth but my mixed breed, Bailey, ended up having a cancerous growth just above her knee on her back leg. I took her to the vet for a biopsy because it grew really fast and felt harder and less movable then the fatty deposit had. They did a needle biopsy and it was cancer. We had it removed and she’s great!
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julie brader She obviously has some sort of problem, which could be neurological, it could be a problem with her ears or something else entirely. I would take her to your Vet and have this investigated and tests carried out. Its the only way you will find out whats causing this head tilting.
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Alex Forty Thanks heaps! Will take her tomorrow?
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julie brader Please let us know how she gets on at the Vet ? will be thinking of you!
My Siam. Is Licking Alot Pulls Out Hair On Her Belly And Under The Bind…
my siam. is licking alot pulls out hair on her belly and under the bind in there front paws
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Anonymous vet time. don’t delay with infected eyes, which is what may be the case here.
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.