Help! My cat is sick.....?

Question

My cat is been vomiting and had dihhrear. He's been drinking water and eating. so he's not lost his appite nor is he dehidrated. i can't afford to take him to the vet is there anything i can do for him? whats wrong with him? does he have an uraine infection?

Answer 1

It depends on how long this has been going on.  My cat sometimes vomits and has a poorly tummy for a day and a bit then she just gets over it, it can be something she ate etc.  Its a good sign that he has his appetite and is drinking.  I would make sure he is still playful and if it continues you will need to go to the vet.

I would try some different food for him potentially, his diet may be a bit rich.

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Answer 3

One of my cats recently went through the same symptoms.  In x-rays we saw that his intestines were totally inflamed and required immediately use of medication.  Please find a way to visit a vet - perhaps one in your neighborhood will accept payments, or allow you to work off your costs by cleaning kennels - but your cat does need to get to the vet.

Answer 4

I agree with the previous poster-- at least call a vet for advice. Perhaps they can tell you where to go for low cost/no cost assistance.

Have you changed his food recently? That could be a cause for the intestinal distress. Unlike humans, they do best with a consistant diet. Also, if he's not straining while peeing or (trying to) go frequently he probably doesn't have a urinary tract infection. but be safe and get advice from a vet.

Answer 5

My dear, you MUST take him to the vet.

If you love your cat, please do it right now.

Answer 6

If you can't afford a vet visit, at least phone the vet for advice.