My dog was bit by a cat. Why is he sick, lethargic, and limping?

Snowball sounds like he has a nasty infected wound from the bite and the bacteria in the wound often makes cats feel very sick. Hot compress the bite area with a warm water/epsom salt solution as often as you can to keep the wound draining and open until you can get to the veterinarian for some antibiotics and pain medication. Not an emergency, but he'll feel much better if you can get the abscess open and draining and get some medication into him from the veterinarian!

Yes, I would be concerned that there may be internal injuries, especially as she is bleeding when she sneezes and she is also likely to be in significant pain and discomfort. Dog bites are at significant risk for infection also so I strongly recommend a full check up by your vet

He may have not escaped uninjured. It is possible he was bitten and is developing and infection or abscess. Cat bites can be difficult to spot. Ideally, he should be physically examined by your veterinarian. He may need antibiotics and pain medications.

Ideally, he should be physically examined by your veterinarian. He may have been bitten by another cat which would explain his symptoms. A cat bite can be difficult to detect and can abscess and be quite painful. Antibiotics and pain medication may be indicated.

You can clean the wound with mild soap and water. You will likely need to see a vet for antibiotics. As an abscess heals, it often traps bacteria and causes a recurring abscess. The cycle is repeated until the infection is cleared

Poor Babie! Wounds caused by other animals are very likely to get infected without treatment, so the best thing to do is to book Babie in with your vet. He may need sedation in order for the vet to see how deep the wound is, and will also likely need a course of antibiotics.

Without a physical exam it's not possible to determine what has caused Kissi’s condition, however, it is important that Kissi see a veterinarian right away. He sounds like he is in a lot of pain, and there are various reasons that may have lead to this, including a cat bite abscess, damage to his spinal cord from the fight, or muscle injury. Cat bites can be very difficult to see, but can lead to very serious infections. Another very serious concern in the case of an animal bite is the possibility of rabies infection, which is transmitted from the saliva of infected mammals, can be passed on to humans, and is fatal. Please take Kissi to a veterinarian immediately, as he needs treatment.