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What happens when a Cat bleeds after she has dead babies?
Dies, unless you get her into your Veterinarian.
Why does your cat scratch til she bleeds and has no fleas?
The cat may have a rash, possibly caused from some sort of allergy. Or she may have mange.
What happens if a hamster bleeds?
if a hamster bleeds, it means that it might have gotten cut by something in it's cage. (nothing should be sharp in it's cage) If it bleeds that means it is either pregnant or starting to die.
What happens if you pick your?
That very nasty to see, hear and do. If you pick the mole off it bleeds and bleeds and bleeds. it'll stop after a day or 2 then it'll heal up leavin a scar behind. use mole remover medicine or technology.
What happens when you pick at your scab?
It bleeds and takes longer to heal leaving a worse scar.
What happens if you pick your mole?
That very nasty to see, hear and do. If you pick the mole off it bleeds and bleeds and bleeds. it'll stop after a day or 2 then it'll heal up leavin a scar behind. use mole remover medicine or technology.
What happen when a cat cuts your dogs ear?
It bleeds a lot and you need to put peroxide on it and put some,"New Skin" on it.
What happens if your nose bleeds too much?
If it bleeds so much that you nearly have no blood left you will probably die!
I had my car spayed a month ago and my cat still has a lil scab that bleeds sometimes is that bad?
no, just make sure that your cat doesn't scratch or bite at it. if they do, you should take them to the vet!!
What happens if the placenta bleeds first trimester of pregnancy?
It might separate from the wall of the uterus causing a miscarriage.
Why is my cat scratching its chin until it bleeds?
Excessive scratching of the chin by a cat can be due to various reasons such as skin allergies, parasites, or skin infections. It is important to consult a veterinarian to determine the underlying cause and provide appropriate treatment for your cat.
What happens if a cat wounded you?
You can get cat scratch fever.
