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My cat wont eat or drink

My cat is 1 yrs old.  She started to be sick and was really unwell. Finally she vomited a stone. Took her to the vet still dont no if she has anymore but has only been sick once after the stone came out. The problem is she wont eat or drink now. It has been nearly 2 days now. Yesterday i have been suringing water in her mouth with great difficulty. She had a wee for the first time this morning. She is really sad. Dont no what to do. The vets are shut now until tuesday. I no its easter but i thought id try :(. Happy easter
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587315 tn?1333552783
Hi Vicki

I agree with CML, your cat needs help now!!  I am very worried about your kitty.  Not eating for 2 days is dangerous for a cat!  It can cause a condition called fatty liver disease(hepatic lipidosis) that is potentially life threatening.

Your cat needs additional testing-ultrasound, x-ray, and blood work.  In my opinion, she's got something else going on here.

By the way, I'm not sure what you meant by throwing up a stone.  Could you explain this, please?

Best wishes
ZQ
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7052683 tn?1392938795
Emergency vets are open find one and get her there NOW! This is an emergency, she cannot go without eating for 2 days--this is serious. Please take her now.

Let us know what happens!
CML
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