Food and/or water intake could affect both I suppose. I'd work on getting back on track and worry about seeing if those numbers normalize down the road after she is feeling better.
Just try it here and there, a few spoonsful to see what she does. Eventually, you might put just a little bit of food in with a treat and she if you can gradually get her to eat that way. It's all an experiment and you just have to try different things to see what works.
I personally think you are expecting too much too quickly.I tried to feed her regular food and mixed it with the creamy temptations but I failed
The antibiotics are more likely to cause stomach upset, so she really needs to eat food/treats with them too.Yeah I give her the liquid, about 0.3 since one time she was on it when she had dental extract. So I guess as long as she has something in her tummy then. I'm hoping the antibiotics isn't the one causing the issue. Will also try tuna in a bit since I make sandwiches. She seems to act like herself , she paws at me when she's hungry. I'm worried she will be spoiled
I am sorry I don't know anything about that product. Is it nutritionally complete for a cat? I so, all the better.
Maybe the Indo is like the Hill's Prescription Diet Canine/Feline a/d Restorative Care that I mentioned to you before. Most all vets carry it, and it is intended to help the same way you describe Indo - cats recovering from illness and to get them to eat again. It is a complete cat food and full of calories. Maybe look that up and compare it to Indo?
That is the key - try, try, and try. I know how frustrating it is when you try something, and it seems to fail - I do this nearly every day with my cat - but you have to brush that aside and try some more. And - over time - don't forget to re-try things you've tried before.
