- Call your veterinarian if you notice:
- Constipation or diarrhea lasting for longer than 48 hours
- Refusal to eat for more than 24 hours
- Vomiting, gagging, sneezing, or coughing repeatedly
- Gasping or shortness of breath
- Looking or acting sick (red, watery eyes; dull, rough coat; sluggishness; abnormal hiding)
- Progressive weight loss over a period of two to four weeks, or a slow but steady weight loss over a longer period
- Reddened or swollen gums due to accumulated tartar or loose or infected teeth (usually accompanied by problems with eating)
- Drinking or urinating excessively
- Straining to urinate