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I have a Himalayan cat named Ginger, who has been diagnosed with kidney disease. We have her on EFA oil and Royal Canin Renal formula. She seems to do really well with this combination of treatment, but Saturday had an episode of vomiting and today f
No it is not, these are also present in tap water and in other bottled water. if the vomiting does not resolve you will need to take her back to the vet to have a blood test done and assess the kidney function again.
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My cat is 10 years old is throwing, up loss of weight, listless constipation then diarrhea. I've dewormed her and she has had her shots. She eats well and drinks enough water. What can I do I can not afford to take her to a vet we are on a fixed i
CJ really needs a vet visit when you can manage it. In older cats hyperthyroidism, kidney disease, diabetes mellitus, inflammatory bowel disease are possibilities and require bloodwork to diagnose. The good news is many of the conditions can be treated or managed but you need a diagnosis in order to determine the best treatment. Some areas may have low cost clinics or many vets accept Care credit http://www.carecredit.com/apply/ I would contact local humane societies to see if they can offer any suggestions. Some have programs that may help with vet bills. Good luck and thank you for using Boop by Petco.
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I came home yesterday morning and my cat was lying on the floor not able to move. He responded to touch and his eyes weren't moving fast but he can't hold his body up and just falls. He will eat, but won't drink. I have to shoot water down his throat
Poor Trouble sounds very sick. I think it may be best that he is hospitalized at the vet where they can monitor him day and night, and put him on IV fluids to keep him hydrated. The problem with shooting water down his throat is that he could accidentally aspirate it, leading to aspiration pneumonia. Please take him back into his vet now.
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My cat was vomiting today so I took him to our vet. They ended up giving him fluids today. Now it’s a couple hours after we got home & I noticed that behind his right front leg is extra skin that seems to be filled with the fluid. I don’t know what t
Thanks for finding us here at Boop by Petco! I just wanted to be sure you were aware that we provide housecalls to pets in the San Diego area. Visit us at https://www.petcoach.co/house-call-veterinarians/ or email us at housecalls@petcoach.co for more information.
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I’ve noticed my cat Venti isn’t drinking water in any capacity, he instead enjoys dipping his paw in it and sloshing it around, sometimes even spilling it. Should I be concerned? His eating habits are perfectly normal. I’ve also noticed he gets exhau
Hello, thank er you for using Boop by Petco. I would not necessarily be "concerned" but it would be good for him to drink more water. Two good ways to get more water into a cat are: 1. Feed canned food and 2. Get a water fountain for him. Cats tend to drink more from a source of running water. If he eats canned food it obviously has a higher water content than dry food. I suggest you do those two things and see how things go from there. ( https://www.amazon.com/s?k=cat+drinking+fountain&crid=1UT6TC4LCPX9I&sprefix=cat+drinking+founta%2Caps%2C327&ref=nb_sb_noss_2 ) Hope this helps. Best wishes.
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