Take him to the vet!
Pet foot sprains are much the same as humans. I am hoping you took your cat to the vets to be sure the foot isn't a hairline fracture or a full broken bone. If not get to your vets. If you have been to the vets the vet would have told you when to bring the cat back in to be examined and to see how the foot is healing or, the cat may start walking on it's own.
yes, you may see a small spike coming from a male hamsters we-we. They also can get wet dreams.
use a sock as a bandage and cover his wound
Yes they can
Not necessarily, not if the rabbit is treated by a vet with experience and knowledge in rabbits.Whenever a rabbit is hurt, pain medication is an important part of recovery. A rabbit in pain can rapidly decline in health and die within a couple of days. The cause of death is GI stasis, because a rabbit in pain often chooses to stop eating, which is deadly.For the broken bone to heal, the rabbit might also need a splint or restraint of some kind. Don't try to splint an injured rabbit at home: you can make the injury much worse. Instead, put some cushions (or towels, blankets) in a carrier, gently put the rabbit inside, and go to the vet. If the rabbit feels cold, put a hot water bottle or heating pad under the blankets (but not directly against the bunny).Rabbits need to see special vets because they are very different from cats and dogs, but many vets don't understand that, and this can lead to deadly mistakes.If a rabbit's broken bone heals improperly, it could suffer from pain and/or disability for the rest of it's life, which can easily lead to other health complications. A rabbit with a badly healed broken bone should see a vet for a close examination: the bunny may need special therapy, equipment, pain management, or even amputation.A really bad, messy broken bone may need amputation right away. A rabbit with an amputated leg may need a specially-fitted "wheelchair."See the related questions below for more info and links about rabbit vets and health.
Yes, but you need to be careful not to do any further damage.
Go see a vet. The bone may stick out and the dog may cry.
A number of things - A broken bone in the leg, torn muscles/tendons, broken ankel or broken bones in the foot. Go and see your doctor because this sounds bad.
A number of things... Broken bone, Bruising, Infection ! If in doubt - see a VET !
It will limp or not even walk on its leg. If it is really bad and she / has broken the bone really bad, you will see the bone either coming through their skin or not quiet. It will be very swollen and very sore.
In the UK the amount of compensation you can claim for a broken legdepends on whether the broken bone is in the upper or lower leg, how many bones are broken and whether the fracture is simple or complicated. To see examples of compensation amounts different types of broken leg see the related link entitled "leg injury claim".
You need to see a doctor.
If the leg is broken it will stand on one leg all day or lie on the bottom of its cage. Its best seeing a vet.
an x-ray
Well, the dog will be limping if a leg or arm. The bone could be a little crooked. It will be weak and maybe your dog will be yelping. Try rubbing all bones of the dog if you suspect a sprain. If it is a broken bone, see the vet IMEDIATLY!
To fix broken bones, surgery can be used. However, it depends on the bone that is broken, and you should see your doctor. Also, a cast can be used to mend your broken bone.
If your hamster has a broken leg, it needs treatment from the vet. See the related question.If you have already had the vet treat your hamster, then it is important to keep the hamster quiet while the leg heals. She is probably not bored, but tired, as healing takes a lot of energy, especially early on.You can vary your hamsters food a little, and give it your company: talk to it and pat it gently.