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Did the vets comment on the things that are high?
Just to watch her. I guess may be do to old age they think. But I got the liquid formDid the vets comment on the things that are high?
Liquid form of what? Other related numbers probably should also be "off" if it is just old age.
EDIT: The AMLY may not really mean much, but just having one liver enzyme high (ALT) and not others (such as ALP and AST) probably warrants a bit better assessment by the vet than 'just old age'. Just having the ALT high is pretty non-specific, and the least the vet could have done was to explain a bit more to you than they did.
Did they also do a CBC blood work up?
Antibiotics are tough on a cat's stomach. So, that could be part of the problem with her eating. At this point, try some baby food meat (Gerber Stage 2 or Beechnut), it seems to work well even with cats that aren't feeling well or not wanting to eat much. A jar can be as much as 50 - 90 calories. Gerber Stage 2 chicken is the highest at 90 calories. If she is still on the antibiotics, make sure she eats something - anything - with each dose. Human canned tuna (or chicken) in water is another possibility to get her to eat something. If possible, you can get some Hill's Prescription Diet Canine/Feline a/d Restorative Care - chock full of calories and balanced food for a cat. Most vets have it in stock.They gave her fluids. She lost 1 pound and it's worrisome. So I'm at a loss what to do and how do I get my cat to eat. Yes they did a cbc everything came out normal but alt and amylase.
No, I would not do that. Half a dose isn't going to be any less aggravating on her stomach than a full dose. Just find anything that she will eat to put to meds into.If it's her antibiotics should I be worried giving it to her the dose is 62mg. Please let me know rather I should half it
Just start with the baby food meat to begin with all by itself.OK, I just have trouble feeding her normal can food. I wonder if it's OK to mix it so I can get her appetite back
Those blood work numbers alone are not going to kill her. I have a 17+ yo cat with many more health issues that have been identified compared to your girl, and no way would I even remotely consider euthanization.I can't get my cat to drink water. I don't want her dehydrated . Do you think my cat may not live long if her alt and amylase is high? I'm scared. I don't want to loose her . Should she be eunthize ? She is 15 and I wish I knew answers and wish the er vet gave me answers besides telling me to watch her. I hate watching her like this.
So, are you giving her the antibiotics - and what are you feeding her with them to help avoid stomach upset? By all means get the Temptations and give them to her. I merely mentioned the baby food meat because there are a lot more calories in them than the treats, but it certainly doesn't hurt to try the Temptations too.She won't eat her normal food. I'm thinking maybe getting temptations creamy . She loves those. I just want to see her health improve and I get restless
So, are you giving her the antibiotics - and what are you feeding her with them to help avoid stomach upset? By all means get the Temptations and give them to her. I merely mentioned the baby food meat because there are a lot more calories in them than the treats, but it certainly doesn't hurt to try the Temptations too.
Yes, any food that is 'wet' has moisture, so every little bit helps!Well temptations creamy has moisture. And she ate her moisture treats . So thought it may give more moisture .
Yes, a good sign!!She ate her creaky treats well. So that's q good sign right. It's expensive but she's worth it.