Oh no. The only cat I had with that was Rumor a year or two ago and the vet put her on antibiotics.
Oh no. The only cat I had with that was Rumor a year or two ago and the vet put her on antibiotics.
From Decker with Love
Actually Kalypso isn't under the weather at all. She is the happiest cat here and running and jumping and as normal as normal can ever be. It doesn't affect her at all. It just seems that she is having diarrhea and little hints of blood here and there. But its not effecting how she acts or anything.
But I already had made an appointment with the vet for next wensday, so if she still has it by then, then I will mention it to the vet and see what he/she thinks.
That was how Rumor acted. She was fine, eating, drinking and playing as usual, but she had very stinky bloody diarrhea. I waited about a week before I took her to the vet because she just seemed so healthy but it never got better. The vet wasn't really sure what it was and just gave her clavamox or something along those lines for a week. Cleared it right up.
From Decker with Love
Next Wednesday, as in a week from tomorrow? If so, that's a long time to wait. I'd see if I could get her in sooner, if possible. If she becomes dehydrated, you could have a real problem on your hands. Think about it, would you want to have diarrhea for over a week? It weakens the system and they don't get proper nutrition because it isn't absorbed into the system.
Blessings,
Mary
"Time and unforeseen occurrence befall us all." Ecclesiastes 9:11
Well I can try, but my vet is really busy, they could barely make me an appointment for next wensday, and I called about that appointment 3 weeks ago.
I also don't have the biggest amount of money right now, and I have no idea what he will charge to get a poo sample and what it will all come to after that.
Kalei - you don't have to wait to take Kalypso in!![]()
Get a sample of the poo and put it in a clean plastic sandwich bag or ziplock bag, and take it to the vet. They can analyze it there MUCH sooner than you waiting to take your kitty in.
When I first got Cole, he had some diarrhea with blood also. I just took in the sample, they told me what they found, and then I got antibiotics.
It was coccidia, and cleared up in about two days, but I gave Cole the pills for 5 days.
So - just take the sample in!![]()
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
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