Happy days thats great news.i was lying in my bed thinking about yous.the vet was great! youll have a full time job getting all these tabs into him lol.its breakfast time for my little lions! bye for now take care.
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Hey everyone,
Just got back from the vet - good news is he doesn't have a blockage! yay! The vet now think he must have some type of stomach infection and gave me antibiotics, anti-vomiting, anti-diarrhea, and probiotics...phew. He saw how much I've been spending on this cat for the last few months, and was SO nice and took half off the medication price (which I really needed.) We are just going to play it by ear now I guess, I'll keep you all updated.
Update!!
Ares was back to his normal cuddly self this morning, which was giving me hope he's getting better! He even ate two spoon fulls of wet food without a anti-vomiting pill! He tried to eat more, but I didn't want to overload his tummy and have him vomit. I'll be giving him little bits of food throughout the day now. It's good to know the antibiotics are working! I'll be going back to this vet again (too bad he's like 30 minutes away!!)
Your cat really needs to see a vet. It may be traumatic for him, but not eating for even 24 hours can lead to fatty liver disease.Our male cat started throwing up small spots of white foam and gooey spots several times after trying to eat. Threw up in food bowl and then went around house spitting up this white foam that is a little gooey. Almost like he's gagging on something. He's around 13 and I thought it might be some bad teeth. He's rarely been to vet as he is feral and hard to deal with for strangers. I am hoping its just some stomach virus or something that can be resolved as yours was. Just now I saw him drinking water and again he spit up a small white foam.
jhmarley I agree with talking peanut. I would get this cat to the vet as soon as possible. I have a cat that is not feral but she hates the carrier, car rides and strangers too. I switched vets about a year ago and the vet I use now sprays herself with Feliway between patients. She gave me a sample Feliway wipe and told me to wipe down the carrier before her next vet visit. This really helped calm Starbuck down a lot. My hubby had to deal with her last vet appointment on his own while I was at work. Once he got her in the carrier she was calmer. She only complained a little in the car as opposed to screaming her head off the entire trip and did not pee on herself this time. She was actually calm and a little cuddly with the vet. Hubby said she was a different cat. Perhaps these wipes would be helpful to your baby.Your cat really needs to see a vet. It may be traumatic for him, but not eating for even 24 hours can lead to fatty liver disease.