Self-Help Resources

Signs Your Pet May Need a Vet Visit

• Not Eating or Drinking Normally
  Signs: Skipping meals, drinking much more or less, sudden weight loss.
  What to do: Monitor for 24 hours. If appetite doesn’t return, schedule a vet visit.
• Vomiting or Diarrhea
  Signs: Frequent vomiting, loose stools, lethargy.
  What to do: Occasional upset can happen, but repeated symptoms should be checked by a vet.
• Low Energy or Behavior Changes
  Signs: Sleeping more, hiding, lack of interest in play, sudden anxiety.
  What to do: If the change lasts more than a day or two, schedule a checkup.
• Bathroom Habit Changes
  Signs: Straining to urinate, accidents, blood in urine or stool.
  What to do: These symptoms should be evaluated by a veterinarian promptly.
• Bad Breath or Trouble Eating
  Signs: Strong mouth odor, drooling, difficulty chewing.
  What to do: A veterinary exam can check for dental disease or infection.
• When in Doubt, Check It Out
  If something seems off, it’s always okay to ask for guidance. Our team is here to help.