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Priya Goswami

My toy poodle is 10 months old and recently started behaving awkard. She is denying food, vomitted twice, always sleeping (very low energy) and little bit loose motion. Her body temperature is 99.6 F please suggest what to do

Hi. The temperature falls under normal range. But there's definitely a gastric upset. It could be bacterial, helminthic, food change or even fungal sometimes. I advise you to book a consultation with a veterinarian for detailed diagnosis and treatment.

Priya Goswami

My toy poodle is 10 months old and recently started behaving awkard. She is denying food, vomitted twice, always sleeping (very low energy) and little bit loose motion. Her body temperature is 99.6 F please suggest what to do

Hi. The temperature falls under normal range. But there's definitely a gastric upset. It could be bacterial, helminthic, food change or even fungal sometimes. I advise you to book a consultation with a veterinarian for detailed diagnosis and treatment.