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Cat Health & Behaviour => Health & Behaviour General => Topic started by: Gill (sneakiefeline) on January 19, 2012, 09:58:22 AM
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Misa is very down in the dumps and has moreorless stopped eating although he ate some biscuits and a mini bit of cat food last night and was hoping he was getting back to normal.
But over night he hasnt eaten and he is back to just lying in a ball.
So he is off to the vets tonight to see Gareth at 1620, please send some good vibes for my Misaman, he hates vets and travelling in the car.
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Oh no :( poor Misa. Hope the vet visit goes well, sending some vibes your way xxx :hug:
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Poor Misa, hope it isn't too traumatic for him :hug:
There seems to be a lot of not eating on here at the min??? :-:
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Poor Misa
Hope it's nothing much and soon back to. Normal and vet visit and journey go ok
Lots of get well vibes sent for him :hug: :hug:
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Hope it goes ok at the vets Gill and its nothing major :hug:
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Sending Get well vibes to Misa I hope all goes well at the vet's January seems to be a bad month for felines and humans :hug: :hug: to you both
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He definately wasnt himself cos he moaned a bit in the car but just huddled in a ball.
Didnt want to come out of the carrier.
HE was felt and looked at, temperature taken, heart listened too and everything was OK, he has no lumps or bumps, his mouth looks good and also throat.......sigh but the question is why isnt he eating and he has lost about half a kilo now weighing in at 6.1 kg.
So vet is mystified and he has had a convenia jab..................at a shocking cost............and another jab which we are hoping will sort him out but if still not improving by Monday, he will have to go back.
His tummy was empty which confirmed he is not eating, I know he upchucked a furrball 2 days ago and all the food he ate at the time. He shows no signs of hyperT or kidney probs but the next stage will be blood tests.
He decided he liked it there so much he didnt want to go back in his carrier and wanted to snooze on the vets table.
So hoping this is just a hiccup and he will mysteriously get better :scared:
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poor Misa hope its nothing serious :hug: x
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Aw well hope he gets better soon! :hug:
If he's drinking might be worth trying to liquidise some food and see if that works?
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No he doesnt drink in the house and he has had mini bit of turkey but then went straight outside, the vet said that the second injection would help his tummy if it was upset.
He seems a little brighter and just hope the eating follows.
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Hope it's nothing serious and that he starts to perk up soon :hug:
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Fingers xd for Misaman. Hopefully, he just has another hairball brewing. X
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Filled his watering can last night and he stuck his paw in and had a drink :shify: :shify:
He has eaten about two pouches of mashed felix and some biscuits since he has come home and hope that is not just the effect of the jab and that it continues.
Thank you all.
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Sorry, Gill, only just seen this. Glad Misa's feeling a bit better now.
My old girl Pursley (15 1/2) has had two similar episodes, and fav vet Neil does the same thing each time, and yes it's been Covenia that has worked for her.
She picks up within hours then carries on being well for months/years before she re-lapses again. It's almost as if she gets depressed and gives up ? Her movements become sluggish and she struggles to jump up as well. Neil has never found a cause, or indeed has given us any cause for worry, but he's always careful to check her over thoroughly. Neil hasn't taken bloods from Pursley because he doesn't feel it necessary unless she's showing actual symptoms of something that bloods might identify that covenia wouldn't "cure" anyway. He just gives her the shot and the Covenia does its magic for her.
I hope this helps you feel a little brighter about him?
Sending belated vibes for the lovely Misa's continued recovery. :hug: :hug:
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Very interested to hear this Sheila and he was given something else as well as convenia, dont have name to hand.
Yes thats just how Misa is but he is only 10yrs old :(
He is moping again today and has eaten about 3/4 of a pouch which is not like him, he is usually sitting up and waiting for food as soon as he sees me coming, mind you Sasas food is gone and dont know if she came in.
I am sure the weather isnt helping cos like us they dont know if they are coming or going.
However have just been sorting through some old papers and the convenia jab at my vets has increased dramatically, like £10 an injection!
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C'mon Misaman we need more of an improvement!
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Oh Gill - havent been on and have just seen this - big loves to Misaman :Luv2: :Luv2:
I'd just like to add that Tazi used to go like this, just as Sheilarose said. He'd then go to the vets, get his jabs and he'd be brand new for good few years until the next mysterious episode.
I did actually wonder if i was actually wasting my money and it was the trip to the vets that snapped him out of whatever it was and not the jabs, as the transformation was amazing! lol
He first got it aged about 2 and then not again until he was 6 or 7 then 12, so maybe it is just generally under the weather, bit of an upset tummy and general feeling sorry for themselves??
Anyway!! hope big lad picks up soon and whatever it is clears up quickly :hug: :hug:
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My old girl Pursley (15 1/2) has had two similar episodes, and fav vet Neil does the same thing each time........................ She picks up within hours then carries on being well for months/years before she re-lapses again. It's almost as if she gets depressed and gives up ? Her movements become sluggish and she struggles to jump up as well. Neil has never found a cause,
Our Dingle (RIP 20 October 1997), had similar phases of being "down" from about age 15. I commissioned a drawing of her in 1992 as I didn't think she had long left :innocent: Never found anything wrong until the end but that was when she was almost 21! She had ABs on and off throughout those years and bounced back each time. We used to call her the antibiotic cat :) Go figure eh....
Sending get well soon vibes to the wonderful Misa :hug:
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He is starting to eat a bit better and followed me down the garden.............wish he would follow me in the house!.......so am thinking that he is feeling a bit better.
He is starting to sit and await my crawl down the hall when he wants something ;D
Thank you everyone and isnt it funny about these abs cats!
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Very interested to hear this Sheila and he was given something else as well as convenia, dont have name to hand.
Probably a Vitamin injection, Gill - Neil does these hand-in-hand with the Covenia too. Hows Misa tonight?
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I think it may have been a steroid injection but cant remember.
He ate properly yesterday although he wont eat the food he was eating before.
Today he hasnt eaten as much although he is eating biscuits with his meat so think he is Ok.
I will keep an eye on him and he was lying in the sun on the window sill and looked very relaxed ;D
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I am so glad things are improving I wouldn't worry about him fancying a change of food Mine have done that uasually after I have just bought a large supply of something! Fortunately living just down the road from the local rescue nmeans that homeless cats benefit Oscar having been homeless less than a year ago still eats what he is given but I am not expecting it to last!
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Yes you are right Peggy and this is not the first time..............just ogg to check that he is in cos he has spent most of the day out cos been very warm but cold now.