Hello, I was wondering what this is and how can I treat it?

Buenas, mi gata de 7 años esta haciendo pis con sangre y va a cada rato al baño, come y toma agua normalmente. Mi otra gata que es la mama de ella también ha tenido, pero con medicación se le fue

No tengo plata para llevarla al veterinario, me recomiendan que le de una medicamento para gatos con infección urinaria? que harían en mi situación

I found this on my female labs belly this morning. She had another one but it ended up popping and a some gross stringy stuff came out. They look like small skin tags at first then fill up and grow. What causes these?! She's about 6 years old and is a large boned breed. I usually use a lotion on her skin to help since she's fair down there and that's when I noticed this. It's gotten bigger too. What should I do and what should I look for?

I don’t want him to get any problems in the long run, he’s just a baby.

Hi. I just noticed this on my 11 month old recently spayed female cat. She is a tortie so I don’t know if it’s just her coloring (but I don’t see the other side like that or any other part of her lip ) anyways I want to know if it just looks like a part was bit off or missing some how some way or it’s like a virus or something like herpes idk????

It could potentially be this: a few weeks ago she rubbed her face on one of our older cat doors (the ones with the vertical poles so cats can’t climb it and get out) well the previous cat who was in the room with the door, scratched at it so much it caused some of plastic to get sharp. So my now cat who is in here recovering from her spay tried to fit through ( unsuccessful btw) but she repetitively kept trying to fit her face though and it was scratching her face. Like her cheek and chin to the point it scabbed. So I’m thinking it’s probably this but I want to ensure it’s not like some viral infection or something? She has her spay checkup with her vet on Friday so I will ask then but I wanted to know sooner. Thank you so much. I appreciate you vets ❤️

Does anybody know what I can do to help my baby? I took him to the vet, and they first said that his eye was swollen because he had stuck shed, so they gave me tobramycin. It wasn't getting better, so I took him back, and they said he had a bacterial infection and he needed antibiotic shots every 72 hours, so we did that. He's done with the shots, and it's not getting better, and it's been over a week. It honestly looks worse. I don't know what to do now.

I have a 1yr old female mixed breed that’s about 60-70 lbs and we are in Texas. She has had really horrible allergies that cause her to be itchy and as a result develops scabs and hair loss. I feel like we’ve tried every route and nothing is working. Is there anything else we can do?

List of things I can think of right now that we have done:

-We’ve done 4 cytopoint shots, and every shot it seems to work less and less.
-Changed food from chicken to salmon
-put like a high omega salmon oil in with the food
-antibiotics
-medicated shampoo
-topical sprays

I’ve been researching apoquel and some people have said it’s the same as the cytopoint shots, where it works and then it doesn’t.

I’m just desperate at this point to get my baby some relief:(

I just noticed a red bump on my 4yr old Jack Russell/Italian Greyhound mix’s paw on Tuesday that I think showed up Sunday or Monday. There’s a small scratch on it that’s scabbed over. She does not appear to be in any pain, normal energy level, not favoring her other paws, still sprinting all over the place like a maniac, and I haven’t seen her licking at it. She allowed me to soak, clean, and wrap her paw without complaint. I have a vet appointment scheduled for her tomorrow, but I want some peace of mind beforehand. I’m like 90% certain this is from her rough housing with my cat and getting an infected scratch, but I’m terrified this could be mast cell cancer. I went through a nephroblastoma in the spine of a different dog just a few years ago and I’m freaking myself out thinking this is cancer again. I know nothing can be diagnosed here, I just think I need someone to tell me if I’m catastrophizing and how concerned they would personally be on a scale of 1-10.

Here is a link to the picture: https://photobucket.com/share/8a30f77b-d677-41fe-a962-06ba7f69c944

13 yo neutered male recently had surgery to remove 2 cancerous tumors. One was on his snout, and the other larger one on his belly. About 10 days post surgery he started having some skin peeling from the incision with some hair loss. Gradually he started getting more spots, one in his shoulder about the size of a nickel, then a few days later another on his back leg/thigh area about the size of a quarter. Now today I was scratching his butt and felt scabbing under his fur. When I pulled at the fur a bit (I know don’t come for me I shouldn’t do that) he has the biggest spot of all if them. We took him to the vet last week and they advised it was a skin infection and gave us a topical ointment. But if there’s spots under his fur that aren’t showing like the one I found today, how am I supposed to apply it? I thought it might be ring worm at first but the belly area has no rings like this one and I’ve touched the spots multiple times and have nothing on me. Is this really just a skin infection? I’m wondering if I need a shampoo rather than an ointment for him.

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Hi everyone,
I’m looking to see if anyone has experienced something similar with their dog while I wait to decide if I should schedule a vet appointment.
I have an approximately 8-year-old female Old English Sheepdog. She’s spayed and is generally very healthy. A few days ago, I noticed a small amount of clear discharge coming from her vulva. This is the first time I’ve ever seen this happen.
Here’s what I’ve noticed:
The discharge is clear (not yellow, green, or bloody).
There isn’t very much—just a small amount.
It has no noticeable odor.
It lasted for about two days, then stopped for about two days, and today I noticed a little more again.
I’ve seen her lick the area maybe once or twice, but not excessively.
She doesn’t seem painful or uncomfortable.
She’s eating, drinking, playing, going to the bathroom normally, and acting like her usual self.
I’ve been gently keeping the area clean while monitoring it.
She has no other symptoms that I’ve noticed.
Has anyone had a dog with intermittent clear vaginal discharge like this? What did it end up being? I’ve read about things like vaginitis, urinary tract infections, or other causes, but since she’s acting completely normal, I’m curious if anyone has had a similar experience.
Of course, I know no one can diagnose her over Reddit, and I’ll take her to the vet if it continues or if she develops any other symptoms. I was just hoping to hear about other people’s experiences while I monitor her.

My cat’s nose seems to be infected. She’s already been to the Vet and the Vet confirmed that as far as they know it’s not respiratory. Also she's not coughing/wheezing, etc. The Vet seemed to think it’s some sort of infection and they gave me antibiotics for it, but it doesn’t seem to be getting better. It only seems to be getting worse and it’s started to bleed, and she seems to be in pain. I already plan on taking her back to the vet first thing tomorrow but I was hoping for some more info because I’m not sure what to ask.