I think my cat is at the end
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Comments (2)Donna, I'm so sorry to hear about your brown thrasher. They are such sweet things. I saved the feathers that I found. It's a pretty sure bet that it was my catbird, because he would always come around when I would be working outside. He was a curious one. But when I walked around the yard calling him, he was nowhere to be found. But one good thing, I heard another catbird across the dingle. There must be another family over there....See MoreI think my cat might have had a stroke ...
Comments (5)If the vet confirmed the beginning of the end, what exactly is your cat dying of? There are lots of diseases that are treatable if properly diagnosed. Old age is not a disease, so something else must be going on. A single dilated pupil (anisocoria) can be lots of things, but without proper diagnostics I am sure it cannot be treated appropriately. She could just have Horner's syndrome or an ear infection. Please let us know why your vet feels it is "the beginning of the end." Lots of posters here have a lot of experience with end of life issues and can help you with that. Having a specific diagnosis sure goes a long way in helping your cat be comfortable. I know it is never easy with an older pet, but there are things that can be done to help if we know what we are dealing with. 17 is not that old for a cat....See MoreI Think My Cat Is Sick
Comments (25)I believe I found out what was making her sick! I do have this spray that freshens the house and i just realized that everytime I spray it she gets sick. I spray it on the furniture. So i'm thinking that she might be licking it off the couch. I won't be buying it anymore. But when I give her bath after she drools, she stops and she feels much better!...See MoreI think my cat has asthma
Comments (5)He may have swallowed a lot of fur while grooming himself. This can make a hairball in his stomach, which would cause him to make coughing noises as he tries to throw it up. We don't know how much experience you have had with cats, but hairballs are very, very common. A home remedy would be to take about a teaspoonful of Vaseline petroleum jelly and smear it on the top of his front paws. He will lick it off and it should help the hairball to pass through his system. Pet stores sell a flavored petroleum jelly called Petromalt that does the same thing but tastes better to a cat. If it really is asthma or an upper respiratory infection you would need to find some way to take him to a vet. Another poster here found that air freshener spray was making her cat sick, so think if you have used anything like that around your kitty....See More- 5 years ago
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