Cats

1. Eye discharge or redness
   
   
2. Ear redness or itchiness or discharge
   
   
3. Red gums or a red gumline bordering the teeth
   
   
4. Change of voice or vocal patterns
   
   
5. Nasal discharge
   
   
6. Coughing or breathing hard
   
   
7. Appetite - eats little bits and often, finicky, won’t eat meat, will eat cooked meat but not raw meat, or ravenous appetite.
   
   
8. Increasing thirst
   
   
9. Vomiting - any type of food, liquid or hairballs; "sensitive stomach" to food changes
   
   
10. Spraying urine, gradually standing up in litter box with one foot on the side of the box while urinating, urinating more often, straining to urinate, crying when urinating; running away from litter box after urinating.
    
    
11. Soft stools, hard or dry stools, change in stool consistency with diet change, running away from the litter box after defecating, passing stools outside the litter box; "sensitive stomach" to food changes.
    
    
12. Dark discharge around the bases of nails
    
    
13. Itchy skin, dandruff
    
    
14. Rough, dry, lusterless haircoat; a change in hair color
    
    
15. Fears of noises, people, etc.
    
    
16. Quarrelsome, aggressive to people or other animals
    
    
17. Change in sleep patterns
    
    
18. Overweight or too thin
    
    
19. Eating plastic/paper/string/etc.
    
    
20. gassiness
    
    
21. Behavior problems -- aggression, fearful, lurine marking, etc.
    
    
22. Car sickness
    
    
23. Missing hair
    
    
24. Stiffness, walking more slowly, taking stairs more slowly
    
    

Dogs

1. Eye discharge or redness
   
   
2. Nose too dry, loss of pigment, nasal discharge
   
   
3. Ears red or itchy or warm to touch, head shaking, ear discharge
   
   
4. Retained baby teeth
   
   
5. Red gum line bordering teeth
   
   
6. Discharge at base of nails, nails crumbly or deformed
   
   
7. Vomiting; "sensitive stomach" to food changes
   
   
8. Eating non-food items such as rocks, sticks, plastic, clothing, feces, etc
   
   
9. Gurgling in abdomen
   
   
10. Passing offensive flatus (gas)
    
    
11. Diarrhea or soft stool; might be after different food item eaten
    
    
12. Anal gland problems - need to be emptied by the vet or groomer, licking the anus, scooting rear end along the floor
    
    
13. Overweight or too thin
    
    
14. Itchy skin -licking feet a lot, rubbing face or ears, chewing on legs
    
    
15. Noticeable body odor
    
    
16. Warts, lumps
    
    
17. Walking stiffly or lameness, getting up slowly from lying down or sitting positions, difficulty going from standing to sitting position
    
    
18. Behavior problems - fear of noises, people, storms , of separation from owner, aggression to people or other animals, destructiveness, running away from home, hyperactive or not listening to owner, etc..
    
    
19. Increasing thirst
    
    
20. Urinating too often, straining to urinate, urine incontinence (leaking out)
    
    
21. Car sickness
    
    
22. Loss of pigment of foot pads; haircoat color changes
    
    
23. Missing hair
    
    
24. Appetite decrease or appetite ravenous