FAQ

A hairless Chihuahua is simply referred to as a Hairless Chihuahua, a rare variant caused by a recessive genetic mutation.

Yes, hairless Chihuahuas do exist, but they are very rare and result from a recessive genetic mutation.

A hairless Chihuahua is an extremely rare variety of Chihuahua born without fur due to a recessive genetic mutation. They look like regular Chihuahuas but lack coats and require special skin care.

When a cat has a bile duct or gallbladder blockage, it may exhibit symptoms like vomiting, lethargy, abdominal pain, jaundice, appetite loss, and dark urine.

The survival rate for cats undergoing gallbladder surgery depends on the severity of their condition; with timely intervention and proper care, many cats recover successfully.

A cat with a gallbladder or bile duct blockage may show symptoms such as vomiting, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, jaundice, lethargy, and weight loss.

Survival rates for cats undergoing gallbladder surgery are generally favorable with timely diagnosis, appropriate medical management, and careful post-operative care.

A cat with a bile duct or gallbladder blockage may exhibit vomiting, abdominal pain, lethargy, jaundice, decreased appetite, and sometimes collapse in severe cases.

The survival rate for cats undergoing gallbladder surgery depends on the severity of the condition and timing of intervention, but with prompt and appropriate treatment, many cats recover well.

Yes, cats can live without a gallbladder. With proper treatment and care, including surgery and ongoing veterinary support, they can regain normal lives.