My dog is a female stray do, she is very thin and short in height , she is 10 months old what should I do

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My 15 year old cat was diagnosed with Cryptosporidium delis. He’s only indoors with no other animal coming in. Can’t understand how he got it. Flies? His treatment is Tyrosine 3x’s a day for 21 days. I have tried pills, liquid, tyrosine treats and I can’t get anything down him. He’s tough! I tried to hide in tuna… Any other option? Help
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Hi, We have a unofficial cat rescue. One of our younger cats broke her back right femur bone. Amputation is an option but more than we can afford. She is on pain medication but not showing signs of pain just precautionary, as well as antibiotics. She is being kept in a small area with no climbing or likewise. It’s a clean break. Straight and slightly parallels right next to each other. Here is my question. There is no possibility for her to live a good life unless I do surgery or Amputation? There is no way it could slowly calcify and heal and her to enjoy her life?? We just simply can’t afford the surgery but have so much love for her and her well-being.

I noticed this spot on my dogs front armpit yesterday. It was a little more “oozy” today (had just cleaned it prior to taking photo) with a mild odor. I’m wondering if I should give it another day or 2 to see if it improves or if it’s possibly a yeast infection or something that needs meds?

My female cat has been entering and exiting the litter box frequently at night for the past 2 or 3 nights, last night when she jumped out a small little poop did come out so I am assuming she is consitpated. She is eating and drinking normal and hasn’t show much sign of discomfort aside from when trying to use the bathroom at night.

Is this something I should monitor at home until a certain symptom occurs or should I make an appointment for the vet

This morning my cat went into each litterbox (we have three) and tried to urinate in each one. He only irinated a little bit each time, and then proceeded to clean his privates afterward. He then ate dry food, and normally wet food is served with a lot of water (I make it like soup) and he’s had no issues. I’m unsure if he possibly has a UTI, or a Urinary blockage. I’ve applied for CareCredit and ScratchPay to no avail. I’d like to get him taken care of ASAP, and need some help along with financial assistance.

My cat has a pelvic fracture and a surgery is recommended. Do you happen to know of any affordable clinics.

Any advice on how to take care of him without surgery?

I can share the radiology images if necessary.

Thank you!

Gigi is 17 y/o indoor kitty. Her stomach is larger than it used to be and very firm. This is a change in the last few months. She eats and urinates and poops normally. She occasionally gets constipated, and we use pumpkin and palpitation successfully.
In addition, her breathing is sometimes heavy, and she has noises in her nasal area especially after she eating. Sometimes her breathing is totally quiet. She is not overweight, 10 pounds as she has always been as an adult kitty. It is nearly impossible for me to take her to the vet for examination, she was a bottle fed rescue and does not tolerate other people well. I wonder what can cause the breathing issue and also this firm belly. Thank you for your kindness and all that you do for our beautiful animals.

My one year old collie has torn both of his front paw pads (the larger one on both paws). One paw has some of the pad still attached. We washed the areas with very mild soap, dried the paws, and placed socks over both paws.
What would be the best course of action for this type of injury?