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Elaine Baker | 9 years ago
My 7yr Beagle Has A Sore On His Back Leg About As Round As A…

My 7yr Beagle has a sore on his back leg about as round as a pencil eraser and is drooling a lot. What could cause this ?

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  1. julie brader

    Hi Elaine, perhaps a bite? Could toxin from it have got into his system? Thats just a wold guess from your description of his symptoms. Maybe you should pop him to your Vet for a firm diagnosis and the correct treatment.

    Good luck!

  2. Dawn Ferara, DVM

    Ok I’m really not sure with your description what is actually wrong with your dog.  I recommend a vet visit to see if the 2 symptoms are related.

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Pawbly | 9 years ago
Why Is My Dog Vomiting Yellow Fluid That Is Not Foamy?

why is my dog vomiting yellow fluid that is not foamy?

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  1. Erika Pratiwi

    vomiting he vomited 4 times already

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Pawbly | 9 years ago
She Is Quidding When She Eats (even Mushy Food) And Even When She’s Not Eating…

She is quidding when she eats (even mushy food) and even when she’s not eating, so looks like she has something wrong with her mouth. We thought it was un chewed food that made her sick, but even feeding other food like pate cat food that’s mush (similar to mince fish-no chunks) still makes her sick. she’s painfully thin and really not her self. its like she’s got a stomach problem and a mouth/teeth/throat problem.

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  1. Dawn Ferara, DVM

    I would definitely seek a second opinion or a veterinary internist.

  2. Ed Harries

    Do you know if there is anything specific I shoukd ask them to do? blood work? X ray? urine test?

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Pawbly | 9 years ago
Our 13 Week Old Puppy Threw Up For The First Time Today And Is Feeling…

our 13 week old puppy threw up for the first time today and is feeling very lethargic now. It looked like only dog food. He was excited after meeting some girls. is this normal?

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  1. Dawn Ferara, DVM

    Lethargy is not normal!  He needs a vet.

  2. Kelli Ellis

    I’d keep an eye on him, if he’s lethargic for more than a few hours or other symptoms appear, definitely get him to a vet.

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Pawbly | 9 years ago
A Lot Harder For Her To Move In Her Cage And I And Afraid That…

a lot harder for her to move in her cage and I and afraid that she won’t be able to move to her water and food dishes. It was already hard for her to move around but now it is too much for her I feel. I do not want to euthanize he and take away her pain and suffering but if this continues and she gets worse I feel I may have to to which would suck because she is a happy little rabbit. The thing that got me most worries is yesterday morning I heard her in her cage and it sounded like she was stuck so I went to check on her and she enough she was but when I went to check on her she was making noises, thrusting her head back and fourth to each side and grinding her teeth. She has never done this before so when she started doing this I ran over to my next door neighbors house who knows somethings about rabbits because he used to raise a lot of rabbits. He ended up saying that he had no idea what was wrong which didn’t help me at all and now i’m still worried because I don’t want to take her to the vet because I am afraid they will tell me to put her to sleep. If you know what to do or have advise please help me because I am scared and have no idea what to do! 🙁

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  1. Anonymous

    if your rabbit is in pain, ignoring her obvious need for a vet is neglect, and can be considered criminal neglect depending on the laws in your area.

    i’m sorry, but this is the truth.  please take your rabbit to the vet.

  2. Anna Kurzer

    no I’m not neglecting her its just the way she was born. She can’t help it and how do I know if she’s in pain or not?

  3. Anonymous

    prey animals like rabbits, guinea pigs, and rodents will often NOT show pain until they’re near death.

  4. Anonymous

    (in other words, take your rabbit to the vet and get that leg looked at. PLEASE.)

  5. Anna Kurzer

    i will for sure thank you 😉

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Pawbly | 9 years ago
Eye Discharge Problem

Eye discharge problem

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  1. Dawn Ferara, DVM

    Not knowing whats wrong it’s impossible to tell.

  2. Anonymous

    if she has excessive eye discharge, she may have a scratch on the eye or a foreign body in her eye.  please get her to the vet for an eye exam.

  3. Wendy Ylen

    Any medicine she needs can only come from a veterinarian anyway, so she definitely needs to be seen sooner than later. 

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Pawbly | 9 years ago
11yr Old Shakes Head As If Something In His Ear!

11yr old shakes head as if something in his ear!

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| 9 years ago
Hello,my 3 Years Old Female German Sheperd Had 2 Days Ago Her Heat Cycle Started…

hello,my 3 years old female german sheperd had 2 days ago her heat cycle started i know it cause of bleed. the thing is that since 2 days ago she hasn’t bleed again, why ?

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  1. debra yuhasz

    Dogs bleed during only the beginning of the heat cycle. Usually longer than 2 days. She may be keeping herself so clean you don’t notice the blood. All my dogs do this.

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Pawbly | 9 years ago
I’ve Had Him For 8 Days And He Is Only 8 Days Old. Growing Everyday…

I’ve had him for 8 days and he is only 8 days old. Growing everyday, eating, burping, and pottying normally. Im keeping him warm on half heating pad with blanket and stuffed animal to cuddle in a draft free dark area. And I clean him several times a day. I know with newborn human babies unless something happens you can usually relax after about a few days. Are kittens the same way?

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  1. Jennifer Sacks

    As long as eating well and you are pottying him, he should be ok. Kittens are always at risk for fading but all you can do is the best you can. Make sure she is warm but also make sure he or she can get away from the heating source if he or she is too warm. Thanks for helping this baby.

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Pawbly | 9 years ago
Hi, My Kitten Is Roughly 7 Months Old And I Am Training Her To Use The…

Hi,
My kitten is roughly 7 months old and I am training her to use the toilet – When cleaning out the litter, I noticed blood in her stool. She is an indoor kitten and from the rescue home. Can you please give me any advice?
Thanks Z

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  1. Zena Eastburn

    Thank you for getting back to me. I have only had her around a month and she came from the RSPCA – she has been spayed and wormed and is up to date with all health needs / injections. I haven’t noticed any other issues in her litter tray. I did take her on an outing to my parents house and let her wander (I want to get her used to moving around in case I go away and need others to look after her) She does drink alot of water and urinates a lot – but this hasn’t changed since I got her. a bowlful every two days, she eats well – mainly dry food with a treat of wet food maybe once a week.