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    Spontaneous Abortion

    I have a foster who came to the shelter as a stray presumably having been hit by a car. Broken jaw, various lacerations and pregnant. I have had her for 2 nights. She has been quiet and calm and eats a slurry. This morning she is aborting the litter. Very early in he pregnancy; they could...
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    Sick Adult Foster

    I am fostering a sick adult cat for a shelter. She is about 3, but looks like a senior cat. Her coat is dirty and unkempt and she is seriously underweight. She was adopted as a kitten and surrendered for her health. No good details provided. Blood work and urinalysis showed nothing abnormal...
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    Senior CKD cat - walking on hocks

    My senior cat (18 years old) was diagnosed several months back with kidney failure.  She has been doing relatively well, though these past few weeks she has started to decline.  I adopted her as a senior - I have little history.  She recently stopped eating completely and became very lethargic. ...
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    Adult Foster refuses all cat food

    I have an adult foster who refuses to eat cat food.  She came into foster already not eating and with elevated liver enzymes.  They are improving as she starts eating more, but so far what she will eat is: steak tuna pot roast chicken my turkey sandwich She will react to tuna flavored cat...
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    URI - How long to quarantine?

    I have a kitten who is recovering from a nasty URI.  The past few days he has drastically improved - his eyes are clear (still medicating), he is eating on his own and very well, and he is playing with toys. Now that he is feeling better, his patience at being confined has disappeared.  There...
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    Aggression from foster cat

    I have a female foster, about 3 years old. She had stopped eating at the shelter and was looking "off."  The first vet check showed increased liver enzymes, which have improved and are normal on the last recheck.  It takes a lot of work still to get her to eat cat food, but this is getting...
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    Kitten - Nasty URI or something else?

    I have a kitten I have been fostering for just about a week.  He is maybe 6-7 weeks old and has what seems to be a nasty URI.  When I brought him home his eyes were weepy, he was congested and breathing through his mouth - I could hear him across the room.  He wasn't eating at all, was drinking...
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    Grooming the crabby old lady

    I have an older (about 16-18) cat who really needs some grooming. Unfortunately she also really hates to be groomed.  She tolerates subQ fluids and car rides better than a brush or comb. She is not a long haired cat, but she does have arthritis and is not grooming herself very well these days. ...
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    Possible FIP Diagnosis

    This is a 6 year old cat who previously showed no signs of being sick.  Her main symptom is vomiting on a daily basis; sometimes multiple times a day.  Her stools are normal.  Her appetite is good.  She is losing weight and is dehydrated (I am giving subQs as needed) from the vomiting,  and her...
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    Mamma cat and 6 babies

    I found a mamma cat and 6 babies (7, but one had already passed)  about 10 days ago.  I'm guessing about 2-3 weeks old now.  Their eyes are open and they are wobbling about a bit.  They react to sound.. I don't see any teeth.  Mamma was not in great shape.  Very friendly and obviously had a...
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    Insurance for Older Cat

    Hi I have a recently adopted older cat with a few health problems.  Best guess is 12-15 years old.  She has: early stage 3 kidney disease, one eye lost to an infection some time back.  Arthritis.  A low grade heart murmur.  Hypertension (not sure on the accuracy of the reading given how...
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