If they're not eating or drinking, and it's been more than 2 days,
they're going to need supportive care like sub-Q fluids and either
syringe feeding or an NG tube. They need to go back to the vet
tomorrow, I think.
Marsha
On 2/22/2015 1:01 PM, Lance wrote:
Thanks to everyone for their suggestions. Neither cat is eating today, and
neither will drink, either. They show some interest in these things, but
decline. Sidney is behaving closer to normal, but Callie is slow, quiet, and
staying more out of sight than normal.
When my mom got a small amount of water into Callie earlier, she noticed that
her tongue was red on the sides and at the front. I’ve had some bad experiences
with Dr. Google lately, so I’m not trusting his input, but is this something
any of you have seen?
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