If your pet displays any of the following symptoms, you’ll want to head to the vet ASAP:
Difficulty breathing. Call your vet right away if your pet is having trouble breathing (constant panting, fainting, blue gums, and foaming at the mouth are some common signs).
Refractory vomiting. If your pup experiences more than three separate episodes of vomiting in an hour, it might be time to call the vet. Keep in mind that your dog or cat might heave more than once in a row to clear their systems, but that still only counts as one “episode” of vomiting.
Seizures. Call your vet if your pet suddenly has trouble balancing, makes chomping motions, foams at the mouth, stiffens, or begins jerking around.
Difficulty urinating for more than 24 hours. This is especially concerning in male cats, as this could indicate a UTI, which is a common and fatal ailment for neutered male cats.