Hey! You can add a probiotic to his food to see if that helps! If it doesn't improve, you probably should bring him back to the vet to get checked out again! -Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! Diarrhea can be due to a lot of different things! It might be intestinal parasites so I recommend that you do bring him to a vet to get checked out. Look for some low cost clinics in your area! -Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! I recommend that you take your cat to the vet to get looked at! It doesn't sound like an emergency necessarily but it is better to treat it before it gets potentially worse! -Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! Diarrhea can be caused by a lot of different things including but not limited to: parasites, IBS, a foreign body, and pancreatitis! I recommend that you bring your cat to your vet to get checked out so you can get a proper diagnosis and appropriate medication! -Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! It is possible that Rimadyl caused the digestive issues but a lot of other factors can cause it as well. I would suggest bringing him to see his vet to do some diagnostics and possible change/add medications for your dog! - Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! Cat diarrhea can be many things. Mainly IBD (inflammatory bowel disease) or Pancreatitis flare up or in worst case scenarios lymphoma. It could also be parasites if this is a new kitten or just adjusting to a new home. I think you need to get medication from your veterinarian after they do a physical exam and get more history from you. You can try over the counter "Pepcid" 5MG give to your cat once a day for 3 days and see if this helps with intestinal inflammation and gas. If this still isn't working please see your vet. I hope this helped! Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! Yes you can give metronidazole and apoquel at the same time! I hope this helped. Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! Your dog may need a better diet such as a prescription GI diet. I also like blue buffalo sensitive stomach diet to help with diarrhea. Then your dog may need antibiotics to help with colitis in pets. I like to use Tylan or metronidazole. See what your local vet will prescribe and we can fill the prescription here at petmeds.com and ship to your house. Thank you! Dr. Lindsay Butzer

It is important to take your cat to a veterinarian immediately. The symptoms you have described could be indicative of a serious medical condition, such as kidney disease, liver failure, or cancer. Your cat needs a thorough examination and diagnostic tests to determine the underlying cause of these symptoms and to receive appropriate treatment. Delaying veterinary care could result in further deterioration of your cat's health and well-being.

Hey! If the vomiting continues you need to bring him to a local veterinarian for X-rays and ultrasound, something could be stuck in the stomach. For diarrhea you can use metronidazole antibiotics and Pepcid 1mg per lb over the counter. I made a YouTube video on treating diarrhea in dogs you can watch. I will link it below. I hope this helps! Dr. Lindsay Butzer DIARRHEA IN DOGS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8UZeyp_7zk&t=40s

Hey! You can give your cat a small amount of peptobismol and Pepcid over the counter give 1mg per pound so most likely a 5 mg is just fine (half of a 10mg). But you may need to go to the veterinarian to get more medicine like metronidazole and propectalin to stop the diarrhea. Or you can buy purina Advita for cat diarrhea which I will put a link below to it on petmeds.com - I hope this helped! Dr. Lindsay Butzer Probiotic for cats here: https://www.1800petmeds.com/advita+probiotic-prod11894.html Please also check out my YouTube channel for more educational and fun veterinary videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBvlURdNKSJ2oRbzUB1_JQw

Hey! Yes you can. She will be okay! Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! Cat diarrhea can be many things. Normally it is due to poor diet. The best diet to treat cat diarrhea is Hills ID. Use this. Then you may need intestinal biopsies and ultrasound if the diarrhea isn't going away. I hope this helped! Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! I would stop immediately. Your Yorkie may be allergic to other ingredients or the chews maybe causes stomach upset. For the tear staining what you can do is ask your local veterinarian for Tylosin in a capsule. This is the main ingredient in Angel Eyes that helps against tear staining. I hope this helped! Dr. Lindsay Butzer

Hey! I think the fact that it has medication to treat all 3 at once may be too much for your pet. I suggest doing something like frontline for fleas and ticks and then heartgard for heart worm prevention and give them days apart to not overwhelm the body. I hope this helped! Dr. Lindsay Butzer