Marcy McKeithen, DVM

I am so sorry this has happened! Puppies are very fragile, so if you suspect a head or neck injury, its best to have him seen immediately. Even if it isnt an injury, a sudden change in behavior can indicate something serious, as well. I certainly hope this helps.

Im so sorry Luna isnt feeling well. Given her age and breed, the most likely culprit is allergies or an upper respiratory infection. The nose can be so inflamed from the aforementioned problems, it can start to bleed. Other unlikely causes are a foreign material stuck in the nose, high blood pressure, or (least likely) a mass in the nose. You should have her seem for the appropriate treatment. Hope this helps!

Poor Roxie! You are not overreacting, you have very good reason to be concerned. Sometimes signs of vaccine reactions can be vomiting and diarrhea, so I would definitely take her to be evaluated and treated. Just as you said, puppies are prone to dehydration, so it would be best if you took her in sooner rather than later. Even if its not the vaccine, she needs to be seen with these symptoms! Hope she feels better!

A 5 year old kitty with no medical issues should see the veterinarian once a year. A 9 year old kitty with no medical issues should see a veterinarian every 6 months. As pets age, symptoms of some age-related diseases can be extremely subtle, so we recommend monitoring them more closely.

There's no need to worry. Boomer may have an upper respiratory infection or allergies. The best recommendation would be to have her evaluated by your veterinarian to ensure that she does not need medications to prevent it from getting worse. I hope Boomer feels better.