Sentences with phrase «bloated abdomen»

«I have seen corn cobs lodged in the intestines, round steak bones caught around the lower jaw and bloated abdomens from dogs getting into the owner's chest freezer full of stored meats,» Keller said.

Gluten intolerance is hard to diagnose, but if your baby has diarrhea that won't go away, smelly stools, does not gain weight and maybe has a bloated abdomen, you should contact a doctor.

First signs of pregnancy are the breasts to become very tender as well as the experiencing of a bloated abdomen.

· Changes or difficulty in breathing · Bleeding · Straining to urinate · Distended or bloated abdomen · Persistent vomiting or diarrhea · Convulsion / loss of balance · Pain, discomfort, or lameness · Exposure to any chemical or toxins · Straining or difficulty delivering puppies or kittens · Trembling or shaking · Any changes in behavior or actions that just don't feel right in your mind.

3 — Bloated or Distended Abdomen: A bloated abdomen accompanied by discomfort, stretching, or gagging can be signs of the life - threatening condition in dogs known as a GDV (Gastric Dilatation - Volvulus).

Symptoms of gastrointestinal stasis include a distended or bloated abdomen, reduced number of bowel movements, moderate to severe abdominal pain, reduction in body temperature, and weight loss.

Gastric dilatation and volvulus syndrome (GDV), known as bloat, occurs in dogs when the stomach dilates and twists into an abnormal position, causing nonproductive retching, a bloated abdomen, and other symptoms.

Dogs suffering from bloating may also have a tender or bloated abdomen, increased heart rate and may have trouble moving or standing.

A bloated abdomen, vomiting, diarrhea, a poor hair coat or failure to gain weight can occur from a heavy infestation of worms.

Other signs include lethargy, inappetance (lack of appetite), weight loss, abdominal distension (bloated abdomen), nose bleeding, fatigue, pale color of the mucous membranes of the mouth and the eyes and increased respiratory rates.

Abnormal discharge accumulating inside your dog's body causes a distended or bloated abdomen.

If you notice dangerous or life - threatening symptoms, such as a drunken gait, inability to walk, a bloated abdomen or seizures, take your puppy to your vet or an animal hospital immediately.

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Feeding your cat cream cheese can result in upset stomach, a bloated abdomen, vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation.

Roundworms can cause diarrhea, vomiting, a bloated abdomen, weight loss and poor growth, but some infected animals show no clinical signs at all.

If your dog has a bloated abdomen, you may need to seek emergency veterinary treatment in case your pet needs urgent care.

If your dog has a bloated abdomen but he or she appears otherwise healthy and happy, then the bloating is likely to be caused by overindulging.

Abnormal discharges accumulating inside your dog's body can cause a distended or bloated abdomen.

Signs of GDV occur rapidly after torsion and include: bloated abdomen (usually one sided distention), drooling, lethargy, dry heaving and unproductive attempts at vomiting.

A bloated abdomen can accompany difficulty breathing, which can mean fluid build up around the heart and lungs.

When pancreatitis is suspected in a dog or cat with a tender or bloated abdomen, abdominal fluid taped from the tummy is more likely to have a higher amylase reading than blood from the same pet.

These impacted (bound up) kittens also have a bloated abdomen.

Some dogs will develop a bloated abdomen with roundworms or other types of worms.

Signs of the condition are: increased drinking and urinating, an enormous appetite, excessive panting, bloated abdomen, weakness, and lethargy.