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How do you treat a cat like this? She doesn't even want to eat
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She was fine after school. Still playing and drinking alot. Idk how just out of no where she started to act like this
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There's also like water coming out of her mouth
I'm sorry this is happening. There are any number of illnesses or reasons that could have caused this.
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I'm so sorry this is happening.
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Oh, I'm so sorry.
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It's okay...i guess. Well I'll still have the male cat. She's still breathing tho but not crying anymore. Just breathing.
Keep her close and warm. I'm sorry. Poor baby.
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*** guys??? She's still alive and still walking!!! She doesn't want to drink much but she's just like normal now walking and crying. I thought she was gonna die last night , i fell a sleep expecting her to die. But she didn't i found her breathing and when i touched her she stoof up and started walking.
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She's very weak as i can see tho when she walks, and it looks like she has trouble pooping. Cause she's crying and doing that.
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She's still crying but doesn't want to eat. And she hasn't eaten for more than 12hours.
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I think you should take her to the vet.
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I will after school
She also needs to be fed with a needleless syringe if she will not suckle a bottle. Vet care is needed here asap.
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I just came from school and she was surprisingly very thirsty. I'll get her to the vet in an hour or 2. When my parents are home
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Good! I'm glad she's hanging in there.
I'm not surprised she was thirsty though. You are gone for many hours a day at school. How much did she drink?
Be sure to tell the vet about the worms and her breathing behavior last night.
Do you know if the vets are American or Suriname trained?
And she is too young for any vaccines.
I'm not surprised she was thirsty though. You are gone for many hours a day at school. How much did she drink?
Be sure to tell the vet about the worms and her breathing behavior last night.
Do you know if the vets are American or Suriname trained?
And she is too young for any vaccines.
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Probably suriname trained
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25-30ml
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Yes I'll tell the vet everything. Okay I'll make sure she doesn't get any vaccines. Btw she's playing with me right now, biting me and climbing on me and stuff
That's good news that she is playing. She needs worming at the very least.
