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I'm worried about my 3 year old neutered male cat Sven. He's always been pretty playful, and while not super active, he's always been one to join in a game or come and inspect what's going on around the house at least several times a day. Other than that, and I know this sounds strange, he loves to give kisses on people's noses like a dog would, with his tongue. It's kind of ew but it's just what Sven does.
The past 2 days though, he's been acting really odd. He doesn't want to do anything but lay around, he hasn't wanted to play at all, and isn't even giving his usual 'kisses'. He seems very lethargic, and yet I can't physically see what's wrong.
His appetite is ok - though he did throw up once and dry heaved another time- He is using his litter box like normal from what I could tell from a daily clean out, he isn't drinking any more or less water than usual, he doesn't seem to be in pain, he's acting like he's either depressed or just feels icky. I don't have an exact way to tell his temp, but his ears and nose aren't hot.
It seems these symptoms get worse just after he eats. I'm really worried, he's just not acting like himself at all, and yet there's nothing I can think of or see that's really 'wrong' with him. My other two cats eat the same diet as he does and live exactly the same lifestyle and they're both acting normally.
If he doesn't start acting better by tomorrow (Monday) I'm going to make an appt. to take him in and get him checked out. Since he threw up once and dry heaved another time, and is acting like he feels sick after he eats, could this just be a bad hairball he can't get coughed out?
The past 2 days though, he's been acting really odd. He doesn't want to do anything but lay around, he hasn't wanted to play at all, and isn't even giving his usual 'kisses'. He seems very lethargic, and yet I can't physically see what's wrong.
His appetite is ok - though he did throw up once and dry heaved another time- He is using his litter box like normal from what I could tell from a daily clean out, he isn't drinking any more or less water than usual, he doesn't seem to be in pain, he's acting like he's either depressed or just feels icky. I don't have an exact way to tell his temp, but his ears and nose aren't hot.
It seems these symptoms get worse just after he eats. I'm really worried, he's just not acting like himself at all, and yet there's nothing I can think of or see that's really 'wrong' with him. My other two cats eat the same diet as he does and live exactly the same lifestyle and they're both acting normally.
If he doesn't start acting better by tomorrow (Monday) I'm going to make an appt. to take him in and get him checked out. Since he threw up once and dry heaved another time, and is acting like he feels sick after he eats, could this just be a bad hairball he can't get coughed out?