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I had several long conversations with my vet today, especially after I came home today and found my cat very stiff and barely able to lift his head. His tongue was sticking out and he was breathing very slowly. My vet and I agreed it was probably irreversable damage to his brain stem -- whether...

No, no fluids. She felt his abdomen and said he didnt have hard stool. He actually pooped early this morning and it was soft (I mixed a little pumpkin with his food). She said based on the position hes lying in (front legs straigt and back legs curled) the problem is in his brain stem. My vet...

Hes at home with me currently. Im getting up every 3 hours to check on him, feed him/give him water. He accepts it every time, but hes still not getting up to move. He still can move all of his limbs, but they're very stiff. He's alert too for the most part. Every time I enter the room he...

She didnt deem it necessary to do blood work because he just had some done. She said it wouldnt tell her anything new.

Hes not got anything blocking his stool at least. Just not eating enough.

Just got back from an emergency clinic. They couldnt tell me much except that its neurological at this point, and the types of tests he needs run upwards of $4000. Im confused... my vet told me that xrays would at least give us a direction to go in, but this vet didnt think so.

I've been giving him water through a syringe regularly as well. He's on clindamycin, two doses a day. Hes also taking a probioyic supplement with his food. Ive just contacted my vet, but their office is closed on Sundays.

A couple of weeks ago, I noticed my cat (a five year old male) was acting very lethargiv and wasnt eating much. I took him to the vet -- she gave me some antibiotics and special high calorie food to try. The antibiotics were to treat what she suspected was a dental infection, possibly...