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Pawbly | 8 years ago
My Dog Got 2-3 Drops Of Water In His Nose. Should He Be Taken…

My dog got 2-3 drops of water in his nose. Should he be taken in to see a vet?

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  1. Anonymous

    Is he acting like he’s in distress?

  2. Ashley Chandler

    No he is being his normal self

  3. Ashley Chandler

    ok thank you for your opinion! i was just worried about it getting in his lungs

  4. Anonymous

    Dogs are like all other mammals – they have a cough/sneeze reflex if water gets where it shouldn’t be.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
We Want To Adopt A 9-month-old Dog. The Only Thing In His Medical History Is…

We want to adopt a 9-month-old dog. The only thing in his medical history is a mild case of demodex that was treated with Bravecto. He has since been cleared off all mites. Is this a red flag for adoption? I read online that it can be an indicator of an underlying immune system problem. We have fallen in love with him, but if there are sure to be ongoing health problems, I’m not sure that we’d go ahead with adoption.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
My 19 Y/o Dog Has Kidney Disease. He Is On A Rx Low Protein…

My 19 y/o dog has kidney disease. He is on a rx low protein kidney diet food & has started to experience discomfort. Wondering if hemp product w/ 23% protein (Canna-Pet) would be better or worse on his kidneys than Tramadol rx’d by vet.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
I Have A 1 1/2 Year Old Male Cat. As A Kitten He Was Given…

I have a 1 1/2 year old male cat. As a kitten he was given all of his injections, was neutered and chipped. After then he was allowed to go outside for several hours at a time. we use a flea repellent drop on him monthly and he is wormed every 3 months in accordance with the packet directions. He enjoys being outside and always stays close to home, returning when shouted in. My partner is concerned that allowing him to go outside is significantly reducing his life span and is bad for his health, but he enjoys being allowed outside. Would you advise that it would be better for the cat to be kept indoors rather than allowed out during the daytime?

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  1. Anonymous

    Outdoor cats have shorter lifespans than indoor cats.  You cannot guarantee he is safe from accident and injury, and he may very well pick up worms, other parasites, and disease.

    I wouldn’t let him outside.  If you do, keep him on a leash and stay outside with him.  This is safest.
  2. kim chi

    It doesn’t really affect it much, it can knock of 1-2 years of a cats like though. I just think it’s dangerous for them to be out because of other hazards such as, cars, other people, and other cats, even some toxic plants, but if it’s a backyard I think that it’s perfectly safe, but honestly it all comes down to opinion.

  3. Anonymous

    Cats never just stay in a backyard.

    Kim, please put a bio in your profile. This is a requirement.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
Sometimes She’ll Open Her Mouth And It’ll Seem Like She’s Gasping For Air. I Asked…

Sometimes she’ll open her mouth and it’ll seem like she’s gasping for air. I asked my friend, who’s mother is a vet and she said she may just be having digestion issues but I don’t think that’s the case. I never really see her drink water. I have her caged with a male bearded dragon and he’s 100% completely healthy. Tonight she was in her cage and she didn’t look good at all and I had a bad feeling so I picked her up and usually when I pick her up, she’ll flail her arms and legs around for a second until I put her on my chest. She didn’t flail her feet around or arms and she seemed completely limp. She’s still breathing and I have her in bed with me now. Please help. I’m so worried. I’m 16 and I don’t have a lot of money so I can’t take her to the vet because I don’t have enough money. If anyone that answers this thinks it’s manditory for her to go to the vet, I will do my best to find a way to pay for her to be seen. Thank you.

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  1. Anonymous

    This is serious.  I would try to find a way to get her to the vet.  Talk with your parents about this and tell them she NEEDS a vet.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
Hi, I’m Staying At A Friends House And She Has A Bird. She Just Went…

Hi, I’m staying at a friends house and she has a bird. She just went to sleep and I was eating a chips ahoy chocolate chip cookie and I see her give the bird human food all the time so I have the bird about a third of the cookie. I’ve been reading a lot of articles some saying the a little amount of chocolate is fine and some saying any amount of chocolate can be extremely lethal. I was just wondering if the bird will be alright?

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  1. Anonymous

    I would let your friend know…

  2. Yydhs Hehsh

    I just don’t want her to be mad at or hate me.

  3. Anonymous

    That’s…not the wisest course of action. What if her bird ends up sick? How will you handle it? Seriously, tell her.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
After My Dog Was Neutered, He’s Been Peeing Everywhere In The House, Even On My…

After my dog was neutered, he’s been peeing everywhere in the house, even on my bed. How can I get him to stop? And why is he doing this?

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  1. Anonymous

    Have him checked for a UTI.  If he’s clear, go back to square 1 with housebreaking. 

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
Is There Chance She Could Be Pregnant? Still Swelled Up And Very Little Blood Took…

Is there chance she could be pregnant? Still swelled up and very little blood took her by my male dog today and he smelled her but didn’t try anything.

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  1. Anonymous

    This is a question for your reproductive vet and your breed mentor.

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
I Can’t Afford Anything. I Am Only 13 Years Old And Worried For My Kitten

I can’t afford anything. I am only 13 years old and worried for my kitten

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  1. Diedra Cardamone

    I am so sorry that this happened. It really is an emergency and you should go to the emergency vet as soon as possible.
    Diedra

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Pawbly | 8 years ago
I Have Cleaned Her Eye From The Ooze Which Now She Has Her Eye Opened…

I have cleaned her eye from the ooze which now she has her eye opened but still looks irritated. I do know that the eye she has it in does have cataract. Can I get her an over the counter at the pet store if it dry eye? And how many drops do I give her?

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  1. Anonymous

    I don’t mess around with eyes – I head to the vet if it’s anything like you describe.  There could be something in the eye causing a problem, and the longer you wait the more risk you take.