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Common Pet Health Problems and When You Should Visit the Vet An adorable French Bulldog puppy with big bat ears and shiny fawn coat in a clean studio setting. New pet owners worry most about health—what's normal, what's dangerous, when to rush to the vet. This guide covers the top symptoms dogs and cats show, what they mean, and exactly when to act. Spot problems early, and most fix fast. Keep reading for simple signs that save trips and money. 1. What's Normal vs Needs Attention Healthy pets eat well, play normally, poop regular, sleep without drama. Puppies nap 18 hours, kittens even more—that's fine. Occasional sneezes from dust? Normal. But three days no eating, constant coughing, or hiding all day? That's your first warning. Watch poop daily: firm, small amounts 2-3 times day is good. Loose stool once? Maybe treat change. Loose three days? Vet time. Track weight weekly on kitchen scale—sudden drop means trouble. Urine should be light yellow, not cloudy or blood...