It’s been dry for a few days now, and I noticed a bit of cracking at the top. He’s still eating and active. Just wondering if this is something to treat or leave alone.
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She’s about 1 year old and I just adopted her last month. She’s super playful and eating normally, but she does these sneezing fits like 3–4 times a day. Could it be dust or something else?
He’s 5 months old and grabbed a sock during zoomies. I saw him chewing but now the sock’s gone and he looks normal. No vomiting or whining. Should I just wait it out or get him checked?
My 4-year-old cat was limping today after jumping off the couch awkwardly. He seems sore but not yowling or anything. I was wondering if a little bit of Panadol might help or if that’s a no-go.
It started yesterday. His poop is really runny but he’s still bouncing around and eating like a champ. Should I just monitor it for now or is it best to see someone?
Male tabby, 2 years old. He keeps going to the litter box but nothing’s happening. He’s not crying but he seems uncomfortable. Should I be panicking?
He snuck a few pieces off the coffee table. It was 70% dark chocolate and he’s a 20kg kelpie. He seems totally fine now but I know chocolate can be dangerous. What do I do?
It’s mostly in the evenings and it’s always the front paws. I checked for cuts, burrs, or anything in between the toes and everything looks fine. Should I be worried or is this just a phase?
He’s a 3-year-old Cavoodle and otherwise totally normal - eating, drinking, going for walks. But maybe once or twice a day he’ll just stop and start trembling for a few seconds. It goes away quickly but it’s freaking me out a bit. Anyone else experienced this?
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