I was given sub q fluids to give to my cat because of his Ckd.
He was fine for months. In the past 24 hours, he stopped eating or drinking. I have been syringe feeding with a high calorie mixture and giving about 80ml of sub q for the past 2 or 3 days now. Do I need to up the sub q amount? He no longer is able to walk on his own as of last night, I also know he has not had a bowel movement either during this time. What do I do besides what a conventional vet would "recommend"? How much would be too much sub q? He is 9 lbs right now.
Can I reverse his limbs from not being able to hold him up?
Please..
He was fine for months. In the past 24 hours, he stopped eating or drinking. I have been syringe feeding with a high calorie mixture and giving about 80ml of sub q for the past 2 or 3 days now. Do I need to up the sub q amount? He no longer is able to walk on his own as of last night, I also know he has not had a bowel movement either during this time. What do I do besides what a conventional vet would "recommend"? How much would be too much sub q? He is 9 lbs right now.
Can I reverse his limbs from not being able to hold him up?
Please..