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My cat vomited its food, then had diarrhea with pink-tinged water
Vomiting with pink-tinged fluid may be a foreign object scratching the gut or parasite/panleukopenia infection. A fecal exam and X-ray are recommended; give glucose water if it hasn't eaten.
My cat vomits undigested kibble, eats only canned food and drinks, is lethargic and sits in a loaf – why?
Those signs may mean gastroenteritis, FIP, panleukopenia, liver disease or hairballs; causes differ, so see a vet early. FIP and panleukopenia are dangerous, so act fast.
My cat has high inflammation, anemia, low white cells, no eating, and yellow watery diarrhea – what now?
Those signs may mean severe gastroenteritis, pancreatitis, panleukopenia, FIP or blockage. The cat is weak, so get IV fluids to rehydrate and treat the cause promptly.
My 2-month-old kitten has had soft stool with blood, then diarrhea after a food change – how much smectite and should I fast it?
Long diarrhea can warrant a one-day fast with glucose or fluids to avoid dehydration. It may be sudden diet change, parasites, bacterial enteritis, stress or panleukopenia; test first.
My cat will not eat or drink, is lethargic and has trouble breathing – what’s wrong?
These signs point to panleukopenia, pulmonary edema, pleural or abdominal fluid, or FIP. The case is serious; get imaging and virus screening at a vet.
I found two pale-pink pools with red specks on the floor, then my cat vomited watery fluid with blood streaks.
Pale-pink vomit with blood streaks usually means esophageal or stomach lining injury from parasites, panleukopenia, blockage, hairballs, or a swallowed hard object. IV fluids and a vet are urgent.
My cat vomited twice (clear liquid with undigested kibble), then a large pool of bloody water.
Vomiting food and blood may be indigestion, parasites, ulcer, pancreatitis, blockage, or panleukopenia. Withhold food 6-8h, then pet anti-vomit and gut meds; see a vet if new food triggered it.
I rescued a stray cat; it has yellow diarrhea with a farting sound, very foul smell, pale lips and paw pads, trembling tail when walking, and eats very little. What’s wrong?
Pale lips and paw pads in a cat can signal anemia or panleukopenia, both more likely in strays with poor nutrition and high infection risk. The diarrhea also suggests a gut problem. Take the cat to a vet for a thorough check, and consider a blood transfusion if severely anemic.
My cat hasn’t pooped for three days, is lethargic, only drinks water, and ignores food and play. What should I do?
A cat that stops defecating, becomes lethargic, and refuses food may have a gastrointestinal problem or a serious illness such as feline panleukopenia. Feed easily digestible food and add pet probiotics while monitoring. If symptoms persist or worsen, take the cat to a vet.
Soft stool, no appetite, listless, had diarrhea the day before yesterday
These signs likely mean acute gastroenteritis, intestinal parasites, or panleukopenia. See a vet for diagnosis; ongoing diarrhea with low intake causes weakness, so find the cause fast.