Thank you so much for the advise! I did call another place and they
told me to try wet food. He is drinking a lot of water and his cat
milk, so he's ok in that department. He did eat some but not as much
as I had hoped and so far he has kept it down. He's also sleeping a
lot! I do have a nephew that just got a puppy that has kennel cough;
do you think a cat could get that? Don't think so, but you never
know. Thank you again for the advise, and yes we will be taking him
in.
Rene S. - 26 Jul 2007 21:53 GMT
On Jul 26, 3:51 pm, mespam...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Thank you so much for the advise! I did call another place and they
> told me to try wet food. He is drinking a lot of water and his cat
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> know. Thank you again for the advise, and yes we will be taking him
> in.
Let us know what this other vet says. Also, if he's drinking a lot of
water, it's possible that he might have kidney issues. Make sure to
ask about that too.
Matthew - 26 Jul 2007 22:06 GMT
> Thank you so much for the advise! I did call another place and they
> told me to try wet food. He is drinking a lot of water and his cat
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> know. Thank you again for the advise, and yes we will be taking him
> in.
IMO Stop the milk for now it can cause some upset stomach issue till it is
all resolved
Cats sleep a lot ;-) you just might be noticing more now since there is a
problem
The OP beat me to it but drinking a lot of water is a major sign for a vet
visit. Could be diabetes or kidney problems. That is how I noticed my
Rumble had a problem he was playing and drinking more.
cybercat - 26 Jul 2007 22:35 GMT
"Matthew" <Iamacatslave@proudtoserve.com> wrote i:
Yes, that was my thought too. Milk used to give my cat really bad runs.
> Cats sleep a lot ;-) you just might be noticing more now since there is a
> problem
> The OP beat me to it but drinking a lot of water is a major sign for a vet
> visit. Could be diabetes or kidney problems.
Absolutely.