How can you tell if your pet is sick?
author: Raisa Zhang
2022-05-11
How can you tell if your pet is sick?
Small animals, like people, often get sick, and many times the shit shoveling officer is worried that his cute pet is sick but doesn't know it. Therefore, we need to pay more attention to the state of small animals in our daily process.
Since small animals can't express, once we find problems, we should do some preparations as soon as possible. If you have the equipment, you can regularly monitor the pet's health, such as monitoring the pet's physiological parameters (including blood oxygen, blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, etc.), so that when the small animal is sent to the pet hospital, these health data monitoring data , can help doctors to do a comprehensive consultation.
So when there are these situations, we should pay attention to:
1. Difficulty breathing, labored, frequent wheezing.
2. A lot of drooling, accompanied by vomiting, diarrhea, and elevated body temperature.
3. Changes in appetite, weight loss or gain.
4. Coughing and sneezing: Increased frequency of sneezing, accompanied by other symptoms.
5. Dry, red, or cloudy eyes.
6. Bad breath: Suddenly, it smells significantly worse than before.
7. Appearance changes, darkening of coat color, dry, broken or bumped skin, frequent scratching.
8. A sudden increase or decrease in activity.
9. Abnormal calls, long-term abnormal calls.
10. Sleep pattern changes: staying up all night or sleeping longer.
In these cases, we must promptly send it to the veterinary hospital for examination and treatment. At the same time, write down their symptoms as detailed as possible, and record them in detail to help doctors diagnose.
Small animals, like people, often get sick, and many times the shit shoveling officer is worried that his cute pet is sick but doesn't know it. Therefore, we need to pay more attention to the state of small animals in our daily process.
Since small animals can't express, once we find problems, we should do some preparations as soon as possible. If you have the equipment, you can regularly monitor the pet's health, such as monitoring the pet's physiological parameters (including blood oxygen, blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, etc.), so that when the small animal is sent to the pet hospital, these health data monitoring data , can help doctors to do a comprehensive consultation.
So when there are these situations, we should pay attention to:
1. Difficulty breathing, labored, frequent wheezing.
2. A lot of drooling, accompanied by vomiting, diarrhea, and elevated body temperature.
3. Changes in appetite, weight loss or gain.
4. Coughing and sneezing: Increased frequency of sneezing, accompanied by other symptoms.
5. Dry, red, or cloudy eyes.
6. Bad breath: Suddenly, it smells significantly worse than before.
7. Appearance changes, darkening of coat color, dry, broken or bumped skin, frequent scratching.
8. A sudden increase or decrease in activity.
9. Abnormal calls, long-term abnormal calls.
10. Sleep pattern changes: staying up all night or sleeping longer.
In these cases, we must promptly send it to the veterinary hospital for examination and treatment. At the same time, write down their symptoms as detailed as possible, and record them in detail to help doctors diagnose.
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