We are not Vets on this site.....we are just pet parents, but I will say this poor kitty cannot wait until next week to find out what's wrong, just a few days without eating enough required calories cats go into liver failure called hepatic lipidosis or fatty liver disease....this is fatal if not treated...your cat MUST eat....did the Vet not realize he had already lost that much weight????
He needs an e- tube or assist feedings ASAP. Please take him back to a Vet( hopefully) a better one without delay. Wishing you both luck and prayers, keep us posted
This is an emergency
Did not mean to post twice. My apologies.
We have a 12/13 yr old orange tabby who had starting getting sick and vomiting last week. When I noticed this he would cry a loud painful cry the start hacking and usually it was whiteish or just clear liquid. He would hoover over water dish and would drink, but then when immediately start vomiting. Becuase we have a multi cat household, we were unsure of his bathroom habits, so he is now isolated and doesnt seem to beusing litter box, beyond getting in, but not leave any donations...We took him to the vet yesterday and he was severly dyhydrated, they gave him iv fluids and did a slee of blood tests. These are what was out of range:
ALB 3.9 g/dl (2.3/3.9)
AMYL 1625 U/L (??/1500)
GGT1U/L (../1)
GLOB 5.2 G/DL (5.1 MAX)
GLU 196 MG/DL (71/159)
TP 9.1 G/DL (5.7/8.9)
Lym.24 K/UL (.4/6.8)
BASO .12 K/UL (0/.1)
HCT 45.7% (30/40)
Rbc 9.56M/UL (5/10)
HGB 15 G/DL(9/15.1)
RDW 21.7% (17.3/22)
PLt 54 K/UL (175/600)
PHOS 7.3 MG/DL (3.1/7.5)
The vet is unsure as to what EXACTLY is wrong. Artorius, thats our cats name is home now, no longer throwing up, will drink very little on his own, but does drink, refuses to eat. He has lost 5 lbs since this began (he is a large orange tabby) still no urine out put or any other for that matter . we have to force clavax into him as well as a liquid food mixture and a vitamin suppliment.
I am still really worried and he is n i t due to return to vet till next week...but since he isnt eating on his own and barely drinking and he has no output and he tests results are wonky and completely off. Do you think we should take him to a different vet and get a second opinion...
We have a 12/13 yr old orange tabby who had starting getting sick and vomiting last week. When I noticed this he would cry a loud painful cry the start hacking and usually it was whiteish or just clear liquid. He would hoover over water dish and would drink, but then when immediately start vomiting. Becuase we have a multi cat household, we were unsure of his bathroom habits, so he is now isolated and doesnt seem to beusing litter box, beyond getting in, but not leave any donations...We took him to the vet yesterday and he was severly dyhydrated, they gave him iv fluids and did a slee of blood tests. These are what was out of range:
ALB 3.9 g/dl (2.3/3.9)
AMYL 1625 U/L (??/1500)
GGT1U/L (../1)
GLOB 5.2 G/DL (5.1 MAX)
GLU 196 MG/DL (71/159)
TP 9.1 G/DL (5.7/8.9)
Lym.24 K/UL (.4/6.8)
BASO .12 K/UL (0/.1)
HCT 45.7% (30/40)
Rbc 9.56M/UL (5/10)
HGB 15 G/DL(9/15.1)
RDW 21.7% (17.3/22)
PLt 54 K/UL (175/600)
PHOS 7.3 MG/DL (3.1/7.5)
The vet is unsure as to what EXACTLY is wrong. Artorius, thats our cats name is home now, no longer throwing up, will drink very little on his own, but does drink, refuses to eat. He has lost 5 lbs since this began (he is a large orange tabby) still no urine out put or any other for that matter . we have to force clavax into him as well as a liquid food mixture and a vitamin suppliment.
I am still really worried and he is n i t due to return to vet till next week...but since he isnt eating on his own and barely drinking and he has no output and he tests results are wonky and completely off. Do you think we should take him to a different vet and get a second opinion...
My cat (6yrs) started vomiting during the week but i didnt noticed until i was working from home 4 days ago, thought was a hairball, which is not normal for my cat and i wasnt really paying attention but .i had noticed that he wasnt eating his normal ammounts of food over the week but like i said i didnt pay attention.....after alll day vomiting i decided to take him to the ve next day she was great , they took xray nothing inthere then they sent me home with famotidine every 12 vhrs, he kept vomiting a foamy yellowish.... Vet kept in touch with me and asked me to bring him back in because she didnt want my baby to be dehydrated , took him back and stay there for a couple of hours after another round of xray she called and said i need to get an ultrasound so we did (2days ago) and nothing was wrong just his intestine a little swallen wich she gave another medication and sent me home....hes hasnt had any food or water in a few days vet gave him fluids 4&3 days agoso i was ok ..yesterday vomit again when i tried to feed him with syrenge immediatly called vet again she said to wait and give him small portions, ive been given him jus pedialyte for babies so he doesnt dehydrated, i found a homeophatic drops at the petstore that says it would help with all the symptoms my baby has, and this am when try to give hime the pedialyte he threw up again foamy yellowish .....im desperate and i already spent $1100 in vet bills cant afford anything else, PLEASE HELP
I am so sorry this is happening to your two kitties....I know the Vet must have asked all these questions too, but since its affecting BOTH kitties at the same time makes me really suspicions that they've eaten something they shouldn't have.
is there any chemicals or plants they could have eaten? are they indoor cats or do they roam?
wht do you feed them? have you recently changed foods or bought new cans or a new bag? just wondering if the food could have been contaminated???