Frequently Asked Questions- Answers

What if my animal eats grass?

Many dogs eat small amounts or grass regularly,only for it to be vomited usually a few minutes later. It is thought it is eaten to relieve an excess of digestive juices which accumulate in the stomach when it is empty. Fine grass acts as roughage in the diet. If it is aan inconvenience, it may help to give two or three small meals a day rather than one.

What if my animal vomits?

What if my animal refuses to eat?

What if my animal is drinking too much?

What if my animal is sneezing?

What if  my animal has runny eyes?

What if my animal is scratching or shaking his ears?

What if my animal is holding his head to one side?

What if my animal is breathing abnormally?

What if my animal is rubbing or scooting on the ground?

What if my animal has diarrhoea?

What if my animal is passing blood in his faeces or urine?

What if my animal is constipated?

What if my animal is eating its own faeces?

What if my animal is not passing urine?

What if my animal is incontinent?

What if my animal looks "pot-bellied"?

What if my animal is limping?

What if my animal is coughing?

What if my animal is eating with difficulty?

what if my animal has bad breath?

What if my animal is having fits,convulsions or seizures?

what if my animal has a lump or swelling?

What if my animal is licking itself continually?

What if my animal is weak or lethargic?

What if my animal is in pain?

What if my animal is salivating excessively?