My cat started vomitting 4 days ago and his bowel is also soft. He has lost his voice due to vomitting but he would still eat continously. I stopped giving him food but gave him water with dextrose powder instead. He started feeling better, he would only poop once but still vomits what he intake. I realized he got some terrible colds and I think he might have sore throat since he lost his voice. Now, I gave him erceflora orally, lots of water with dextrose powder and cold syrup. He is still vomitting when he eats but he was still eating a lot than before. Is it really colds or should I be alarm and need to turn him over to the vet? What are the other home remedies that I can do. Since,it's pandemic, we are only allowed to go out following the curfew.

I have a question about vaccination. It's been about ten months since we adopted two-month-old kittens. Their last vaccination was right after we adopted them, but at exactly 12 months after the last vaccination, I'm going to be too busy with work. If possible I'd like to get them vaccinated about a month before that, but is it ok if it's not exactly 12 months after the previous vaccine?

I've heard that you shouldn't give dogs cooked chicken bones, but I've read a book that says it's ok to give them raw drumsticks. What is the truth?

An advisor from a magazine told me that my dog has either cataracts or a subdural hematoma. I've been on welfare and cannot afford to go to the vet - what do you think will happen if I don’t take her? At the moment I'm using eye drops for red eyes in humans. I do want to take her to the vet but I don't have enough money, and I don't know what to do.

Ever since he got neutered, my cat tries to mate with a cat plushie and has been meowing a lot. Is this due to changes in his hormone levels? Do you think they'll go away if we adopt another cat?

My pet just caught a rather big fly and ate it. He doesn't look nauseous or anything, but since flies aren't very clean, I'm concerned that his stomach might get infested with bugs. Is there anything I should keep an eye out for?

My dog had weak joints in his hind legs when he was a puppy, but has grown bigger and started running around and climbing up and down the stairs. He loves to play around and wrestle with my other dogs. However, he sometimes yowls and drags his front leg - it often points in a weird direction so I suspect dislocation, but it fixes itself after a while. I can hear his joints click when I pick him up after these incidents. Do you think this problem will go away as he grows, just as it was with his hind legs?

I had my pet neutered. To protect the surgical wound, we bought clothes at the hospital before coming home, but he never liked being dressed and started biting it as soon as I put it on. My family had been keeping watch while we were awake, but the next morning we found that he'd taken them all off. I guess it freed him from the stress of having clothes on, but I'm concerned about the wound. He's been licking the wound now that it's exposed. Do you think I should do something? Please give me advice.

My pet vomits yellow bubbly liquid once or twice a week. He looks nauseous and is suffering. What would you suggest I do?

I have a male Maine Coon that's a little over 6 months old. In late March I was planning on getting him neutered since he had become half a year old, but at the health check, in early March we were told it was too early because his permanent teeth hadn't grown in yet. We had our older cat - a female Norwegian Forest Cat - neutered when she was 8 months and were told that it was a little late. I've heard that Maine Coons take longer to mature, so do you think it won't be too late even if we wait for the teeth to grow in?

I'm sorry if this is a little different from the questions you usually accept. I use a moisturizer for my hands since they're pretty dry from work, but is it OK if cats lick hand moisturizer? At home, I've been careful not to use scented moisturizers. Does it make a difference if it’s scented or not?

My pet's stool sometimes has a jelly-looking membrane covering it. It's only once in a while so I've just been seeing how things go. Do you think something might be wrong with her? Should I take her to the vet?

My cat's weight has almost doubled since getting neutered last July. I give her a recommended amount of specialty dry food for weight control, but she keeps putting on weight. I'm concerned not only about diseases in her internal organs but also about her knees. Is there anything else I can do?

I had my pet castrated two days ago. His stool has been runny after surgery, but should I take him to the vet? I've been giving him post-op medications in the morning and evening.

My cat goes out pretty often and it worries me when she doesn't come back until it's late, so I'm thinking of making her wear a tiny GPS on her collar. Do you think it's safe for animals to wear that kind of technology? I looked them up on the internet and only found ones made in foreign countries. If there are any products you recommend, please let me know. Also, could you tell me the difference between GPS devices and microchips? Which one should I get?

My dog has had an anaphylactic reaction to a combined vaccine. He's about to start on filaria prevention, but do you think he'll be ok if it's tablets and not vaccines?

My cat won't stop meowing at night. It wasn't really noticeable until one of his friends passed away. My cat is a neutered male. He meows all through the night in a low voice, and I'm concerned about the neighbors. Is there anything I could do?

My cat used to bite a lot when he was young, but after his adult teeth grew in it just became play-biting. However, since he got neutered the biting came back, and I'm always covered in wounds. Sometimes it's so bad it makes me bleed. How can I make him stop?

My pet hasn't been eating much since yesterday, and her stool has been black and sticky three times in a row. She did eat her breakfast today but I'm a little worried. I think she's a little less energetic than usual. Is there anything I can look out for or do?

On January 10th we had neutering surgery and took her home as soon as she woke up from anesthetics. There was some vomiting and urine leakage that day. We were told not to give any food until the next day, and the cat stayed in her cage all day - she looked weak and didn't make any sounds or move at all. On the 11th she still sounded weak but started meowing, however didn't eat cat food or her favorite treat. She did come out and start sleeping outside of her cage. On the 12th she was able to meow louder and ate a scoop of dry food and some wet food mixed with antibiotics. She was also able to use the litter box. I hear that cats are pretty sensitive animals, but what do you think about how she's doing? Do you think it's okay if we stay at home and see how she does? I think the surgical wound is healing nicely.