Call us immediately if any of the following occur:
· If there is a significant increase in water consumption.
· If there is a significant change in urination.
· Weight loss.
· If there is a significant decrease in appetite or failure to eat for more than two consecutive days.
· If there is a significant increase in appetite.
· Repeated vomiting.
· Diarrhea that lasts over 3 days.
· Difficulty in passing stool or urine.
· Change in housebreaking.
· Lameness that lasts more than 1 day, or lameness in more than one leg.
· Noticeable decrease in vision, especially if sudden in onset or pupils that do not constrict in bright light.
· Masses, ulcers (open sores), or multiple scabs on the skin.
· Foul mouth odor or drooling that lasts over 2 days.
· Increasing size of abdomen.
· Increasing inactivity or amount of time spent sleeping.
· Hair loss, especially if accompanied by scratching.
· Persistent coughing or gagging.
· Excessive panting.
· Sudden collapse or bout of weakness.
· Inability to chew dry food.
· A seizure (convulsion).
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