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After coming to the new home, the cat stays in a ‘hen-squat,’ drools, is lethargic, with a high fever around 41°C, and only eats canned food, not kibble
Drooling, lethargy, and persistent high fever with a hen-squat suggest feline infectious peritonitis, or distemper if vomiting/diarrhea follow. These do not self-heal; see a vet for targeted treatment.
A 25-day kitten tested positive for coronavirus after diarrhea; what to do?
Diarrhea from feline coronavirus (FCOV) is common; it spreads easily and causes fever, poor appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and swollen anus, sometimes dehydration. Death rate is low but young kittens are fragile, so at 25 days seek vet care and follow the vet's medicine. Also disinfect the environment.
My 3-month-old kitten suddenly stopped eating, cries for food but eats nothing, only drinks water, and vomits food and yellow fluid while losing weight but staying active
A cat that won't eat, vomits yellow fluid, and loses weight rapidly can have many causes, including indigestion, viral infection, or internal parasites. For indigestion, give anti-emetics and probiotics. For parasites, deworm. If feline distemper is the cause, see a vet promptly.
What to Do When a Pregnant Cat Vomits?
Vomiting during cat pregnancy can be normal morning sickness or a sign of indigestion or gastroenteritis. Because pregnant cats should not be given medication casually, the safest fixes are small frequent meals, a careful food transition, and probiotics.
Why Is Your Cat Throwing Up Yellow Fluid?
Cats have fragile stomachs, so vomiting is common - but yellow fluid worries owners. Here are the causes.
Cat Empty-Chewing: Causes and What to Do
Cat owners sometimes notice their cat suddenly chewing on nothing, as if eating air, even when it is not hungry. This behavior, called empty-chewing, can signal oral disease, a foreign object in the mouth, an upset stomach, or a neurological problem. Here are the common causes and how to address them.
What Medicine for a Cat with Tapeworms?
Tapeworms are a common internal parasite in cats, often in those eating raw food or kept in dirty, semi-free environments. Here are the symptoms of feline tapeworm infection and how to treat it with medication.
My kitten vomited several times, then stayed listless and very weak, with a changed cry. It lies down, no energy, and when it cries it goes ‘uh-uh’ and licks its mouth once.
Vomiting with weakness can be indigestion, gastroenteritis, obstruction, pancreatitis, or distemper. Try fasting, probiotics, and water to prevent dehydration; if no relief, see a vet. Unvaccinated cats are more likely infected, so treat promptly.
My Cat Vomited Three Times After Eating Fish, Throwing Up the Meat With Yellow Fluid, Then Refused Food and Water and Slept Lethargically
Not eating/drinking and vomiting have many causes, usually digestive disease. After eating fish, possible improper diet or indigestion causing acute enteritis. Poor gut, spoiled/raw/salty food can cause vomiting. Overfeeding or discomfort also. Give probiotics and an antiemetic. If worsening, vet urgently - long fasting needs IV fluids; rule out panleukopenia.
My 2-Month-Old Kitten Vomited White Foam and Lots of Water All Day the First Day; Next Day Had a 40.3°C Fever, Lethargic, Slept Constantly; Recently Poor Appetite, Weak When Walking, Rapid Breathing About 50/min, Seems Dying
Per description, vomiting, fever, lethargy, weakness, rapid breathing suggest panleukopenia, FIP, or other infectious disease. Unvaccinated kittens are high-risk; these are dangerous with high mortality. Seek vet promptly - timely treatment matters, don't delay or the kitten may die.