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My cat, all of a sudden, just seems to be meowing a lot. He rubs up against me and meows. He's usually very quiet. He will show me what he wants if I get up and follow him. I fed him, held him, brushed him and let him outside. All of the usual things
IT is possible Norman is trying to communicate with you he is not feeling well. I would recommend continue to monitor his behavior. If he is eating,drinking and using his litter box well I would just keep a close eye on him. However if he stops eating, has vomiting/diarrhea or continues to vocalized I would take him to a vet for an exam. Sometimes a vet can find an issue on a exam that we cannot detect at home.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
Health & Wellbeing
My chicken likes to sit,sleep, stand, and even ride on my bunny when they are outside together, is this normal?
Hi, it is not unusual for different species to form bonds. Chickens are intelligent and so are rabbits and may be in need of companionship. While I would not call it normal, I would not call it unusual either. There should be nor harm in letting this friendship continue, except for certain parasites on the skin that can be transmitted so check them each regularly for mites and bugs.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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I know that bettas aren’t technically lonely if they are alone but would it be okay to add a snail or anything else to the a 3.7 gallon tank with a male betta
A snail would be fine but anything else and the Betta may try to bully or pick at it. Most fish ignore snails but watch closely that Norman does not take a lot of interest in the snail. If he does, you will need rehome the snail.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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I transferred my betta from a 3.7 to a 5.5 before I went on a trip to Utah. When I came back he didn’t seem very active and this has been the 3rd day he hasn’t had a appetite. I haven’t seen him swim to the top for air or anything and his fins seem t
Thanks for reaching out about Norman and including photos. Test water quality for pH, ammonia, nitrite3 and nitrates. Correct problems as poor water conditions (high ammonia) with "new tank syndrome" can fray fins, cause gill damage (thereby swimming to surface to gulp air), and lethargy. If water parameters are good, a veterinary visit is needed to assess and provide a diagnostic/treatment plan. Good luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My shitzu has thick brown discharge coming from one of his ears and it smells I'm cleaning it everyday but it's getting no better it's been happening for months I've had him to the vets and they keep giving me drops but they don't seem to be doing an
Hello, sorry to hear about Norman. It may be best to consult with a dermatologist about this issue. It's likely that Norman has a predisposing issue that is causing him to be more prone for getting these recurrent ear infections. The predisposing factors may include narrow ear canals, underlying allergies, or an underlying metabolic disease such as Cushings disease. You may ask your veterinarian to refer you to a dermatologist or call one directly yourself. Best of luck and hope this helps.
Updated on August 12th, 2025