Symptoms

About 6 to 8 weeks but everyone is different Do you mean when do you get a bump or when do you get symptoms? I'll answer both, although both are different for everyone... In general, you start to get a bump around 4 months pregnant, although some people get it before then, others after then and some don't ever really look pregnant You can get symptoms of pregnancy as early as 2 weeks after sex, although this is quite rare. In general, the first sign of pregnancy is a missed period. The other symptoms, such as sore boobs and feeling sick can also be signs of your period coming. Most women start getting symptoms around 6 weeks pregnant

you can get pregenant and have no symptoms. because it can come at any stage of pregnancy. the best thing to do if you are worryed is go to a docter and they will help you from there. best luck.

You need a doctor to determine for sure if you are pregnant. There is some failure in home pregnancy tests and you want to be sure unusual bleeding is not a sign of an unhealthy condition.

However sometimes you will experience lighter periods and brown is not uncommon, especially near the end or beginning of a period or if you are very young or heading toward menopause.

One of the first signs you will often notice is the "bees in the head" motion as your rabbit shakes his ears to try and clear the irritation.

Increased itching and discharge from the ears is another sign.

Something often seen with ear mites is an extremely unpleasant smell coming from the ear of the bunny caused by a buildup of dead matter in the ear, if left this can block the whole ear and lead to serious health problems.

An example can be seen here, not for the squeamish

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The best person to diagnose mites is your vet as the symptoms can closely mimic an ear infection.

This is a good reason to take your rabbit to the vets where she will be treated with a course of Ivermectin shots and/or if an infection is present, antibiotics (non penicillin). Do NOT use over the counter remedies for rabbit ear mites.

When (i) all four of the little guy's feet are pointing toward the sky and (ii) a mirror held up to his little nose doesn't become fogged, he's probably sick.

The symptoms are the horse kicking, biting,or showing distress toward his stomach,not wanting to move,flinching when you toch his/her stomach,unusual whinnying or nickering or neighing in pain,trying to lay down, when laying down refusal to get up,not eating or drinking,constipation and not urinating. I am no vet but I nearly lost my beautiful Quarter Horse because of colic. Call the vet immedeately. Many horses can die because of colic so make sure you catch it early to avoid all of the above. To many apples,sour/sweet things or anything a horse shouldn't be eating can cause colic because horses and ponies cannot vomit

The turtles shell will start to fade. To cure it you have to put it in a half dirt have water area. For example you can buy dirt put it in a container but a container half the size of the one filled with dirt and put water in there so the turtle can be in dirt sometimes and in water when it wants to be.

On set of symptoms is usually sudden,symptoms are, temperature can peak suddenly,then return to normal or even below normal,also severe and bloody diarrhea,dehydration,severe weight loss and complete loss of appetite,can be fatal if left untreated.

You will notice extreme immediate foaming of the mouth, and your dog will be shaking it's head as if to eliminate the foul reaction. No harm, just an inconvenience.

My dog got his shoulder dislocated last week.

We took him to our vet and they took an x-ray and a very
short time later they knew.

Here are his symptoms prior to the x-ray:.

He was holding one leg up and panting. He seemed in shock
and was trembling. There was no doubt at all that he was
in distress and in extreme pain.

His eyes were droopy and they were full of tears and you can
see a lot of pain in them.

Lifting him into the car was very difficult. The paw that is connected
to the injured shoulder was super sensitive. Had to drive very
slow since he would yelp at every bump in the road no matter how
small.

There are often no signs your cat has high pressure but usually a first sign is visual impairment or blindness. The pupils are often dilated and fixes. Other symptoms may include lethargy, depression and seizures. High blood pressure in cats can cause serious problems if not diagnosed and treated so if you are concerned please visit you vet to get your cat tested for high blood pressure.

It varies, but if you suspect contact with Parvo you need to get your dog to the vet ASAP because treatment needs to start immediately.

By secreting an irritating chemical, the worm causes a blister to form on the skin surface. This chemical also causes nausea, vomiting, dizziness, and diarrhea.

Sever stunting, reddening; poor germination; older leaves wilt; entire leaf is affected by chlorosis, edges and main vein often retain more color; can be caused by galvanized metal.

The signs of toxicity are excitation, drooling and slobbering, uncoordinated gait, muscle tremors and weakness that leads to inability to stand in a few hours. The tremors are not triggered by external stimuli.

You should induce vomitting by taking them outside and pouring some peroxide down their throat only if you personally saw them injest the rat poison, and don't let them eat or drink anything at all! Get to vet immediately vg

Assuming you mean parasitic worms, yes, they are fairly contagious. All it takes is to come in contact with fecal matter of an infected human or other mammal, eat food contaminated with such fecal matter, or eat food from an infested animal. The eggs may also be spread under fingernails.

There are quite a few dehydration symptoms in dogs including fatigue. Dogs skin will tent when it is dehydrated as well.

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some of the common symptoms to look for are lying down if your horse does not typically lie down, not eating or pooping. These are they main ones. If you see these them you should get your horse up and walking and listen to his stomach, if you can hear gurling then he is probs not colicing but if you cannot than keep him walking and call a vet and if you have banamine give him some while waiting for the vet. Hope this helps!

Kennel cough is the lay term for an upper respiratory infection caused by Bordetella bacteria. The infection causes a characteristic dry cough in dogs, and is often seen in dogs after they return home from a stay in the kennel - hence the name "kennel cough". Treatment consists of antibiotics for a couple of weeks to kill the bacteria. An effective vaccine is now available and is typically required by kennels before your dog can be boarded there.

It is a virus that dogs pick up...can be at a kennel or at the pound or any place a multiple of dogs are housed. The dog needs immediate medical attention. It is highly contagious to other dogs.

From the Related Link below:

* Frequent urination (usually in strange or unusual places) * Straining or difficult urination (dog may whine or yelp while trying to urinate) * Frequent urination without passing much urine * Blood in the urine * Cloudy urine * Constantly licking genitals * Urine that is very foul smelling * A seeming inability to control urination * The lower abdomen is tender (near the area of the bladder) * Fever * Lethargy or not as playful

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Elevated respiration in an inactive horse (normal range is 4 to 16 breaths per minute).

Elevated pulse in an inactive horse, or pulse that does not drop after several minutes or climbs once exercise has stopped.

Profuse sweating or no sweating at all.

Elevated body temperature above 103F.

Irregular heart beat known as 'thumps'.

A depressed attitude.

Dehydration. Test for this by observing your horse's flanks. If they look caved in, he is probably dehydrated. Pick up a pinch of skin along your horse's neck. If the skin snaps back quickly the horse is sufficiently hydrated. If the pinched area collapses slowly the horse is dehydrated.