thanks baloo shes still in vets but will perservere with her when she comes i home i think she just doesnt like being there now

well shes home they dont know why shes not eating so im going to have to force feed her ifshe doesnt start soon

they said next step would be an ultra sound but we'll see how it goes

Hi - just a quik response as about to start work!
It very much depends on the cat - some cats are very shy and just absolutely refuse to eat at all while being hospitalised- no matter what you offer!Your vet may resort to sending her home as long as she is stable and see if she will eat at home - im sure your nurses will trying her with everything they can think of and sometimes cats just find it to stressful being away from home on top of feeling rubbish.It may also be that if she has liver issues she may be feeling a bit nauseous even though she is not being sick.If you do get her home try warming her food whether its her own meat, chicken, fish.Hope this helps.x

thanks for your reply

ive got her home now along with special food and syringes lol which shes completely gone mental over

i tried giving her food in her bowl first but she turns away from it

looks like im going to have a struggle with the syringe but even if its only little and often its got to better than nothing

monday shes going back to see how shes doing but the vet is stumped at the moment as the tests have come back clear

Keep us informed sweetie, take care.

morning

shes still not eating of her own accord im giving her little bit in liquid from but shes not liking it can only do a bit at a time

Sorry, I couldn't reply privately as your space is full.

Slow is OK, as long as she's getting something.

Ask the vet to test for the common viruses, it's expensive but may give you an idea whats wrong.

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sorry about that will go empty it

thanks yeah i will is it a blood test again or something else?

Usually blood tests, they can also do swabs or faeces samples depending on what they're looking for, it can work out expensive.

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good news today she started eating 3 slices of chicken and some cat food im so pleased its unreal