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I'm glad they found out what was causing it and I hope Fibonacci gets well quickly! Stick with the medications your vet prescribed, especially if he's responding well to it. If he stops eating again, then let your vet know ASAP. I don't know much about Bartonella, but I know that cats can...

I saw your post on my old thread. If it's non-regenerative, then it's not the same thing as my cat had. Non-regenerative can be caused by some kind of poisoning (like the cat accidentally got into and ate something he shouldn't have when no one was looking) or an illness such as leukemia or...

Harry died just before Christmas 2020. The vet gave him a shot of steroids to give him an appetite but instead it just caused him to suffer ketoacidosis and that was more than his body could take.

Thank you everyone who tried to help. The day after his vet visit he got so sick he couldn't get up. Took him back to the vet, and now they say he was diabetic (undiagnosed by them because that vet clinic are all idiots). He had Ketoacidosis on Friday and wen to the Vet ER. He didn't make it...

Thank you very much for your comments and suggestions, everyone. I am going to call the vet again when they open today, and talk to them about nausea medication. I'm not even sure if it's nausea per se, because he won't touch his dry kibble, but he'll lick at wet food until the plate is dry...

My cat Harry was diagnosed in October with Primary Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia. He's been on Prednisone since then. 2 weeks ago, the vet had us start transitioning him off Prednisone onto Cyclosporine (he said long-term steroids can cause "toxicity"). Since starting Harry on the...

Hi, thank you for the replies. Took him to the vet yesterday afternoon, and the vet still did not have all the results back so he doesn't know what's the underlying cause yet. Good news is that the white blood cell stuff is now in the normal range, but his red cell stuff got lower. He said...

SHORT VERSION: So my 10 year old cat Harry has anemia, but he's still eating and still grooming. That's good, right? LONG VERSION: 6 months ago my cat Harry had an enlarged and torsioned spleen that had to be surgically removed. He recovered back to normal in about a month. However, yesterday...