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I agree with everyone else that she needs to go to the vet ASAP! Do you have idea where the sound is coming from? mouth? stomach? She could have some teeth issues that are causing her pain when she tries to eat anything too chewy or hard. I would consult a vet as soon as you can.
Sincerely,
Kat
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Mom
Is there any news here? How is your kitty doing? What did your vet have to say? I sure hope that things have improved.
Blessings,
Mary
"Time and unforeseen occurrence befall us all." Ecclesiastes 9:11
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I was curious to know how your kitty is doing and whether or not you found out what the strange noise is. Keep us posted!
Sincerely,
Kat
Rest in Peace Baby, Hercules, and Sydney - If love could have saved you, you both would have lived forever!
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." ~Ghandi
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hey ladies thanks so much for the help and advice . I took my cat to the vet , she was starting to get stomatitis , they gave her a depo shot , and medicine , and she took her medicine for 14 days & thanks god that sound stop. She was doing the sound because everytime she chew her gums hurt , and she was in pain ... but thanks god everything is fine . She stop doing it , and the vet said she needs to come back for a dental but when she's older , because she's pretty young, & the vet also said that she might need the shot again next month because it can come back. So lets hope for the best. Thanks !!!!!!
I love my cats sooo much!!.
Mom
I've not had that experience w/any of my Fur Posse but I know that several here on PT have so perhaps they'll comment and give you some encouragement and suggestions. I'm glad that you got your vet checked out. Good vet care is an absolute must. I'm glad, too, that your kitty is feeling better and we'll send up prayers that she stays that way.
Blessings,
Mary
"Time and unforeseen occurrence befall us all." Ecclesiastes 9:11
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Good news!
I wonder if good kitty treats would help prevent stomatitis? If there is stuff on her teeth, Greenies or MediTreats (from vet) would be good.
Or, buy a very small bag of Dental Formula food and use that for treats.
Glad she is not hurting any more. Give her a snuggle for me.
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
Grumpy Gussie
Sam is young and has problems with his teeth. I give him only bottled water. The local water company puts an antibiotic in the water, which kills the bad and good bacteria. So a yeast type organism grows quickly and infects his gums.
Try any water that has been purified or distilled or boil and cool your own. It may not cure it but it can keep the flareups down to a minimum.
Good luck
Anne
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Former kitties now in foster care: Nellie aka Eleanor van Fluffytail (at a Cat Cafe), Lady Jane Grey, Bob the Bobtail, and Callie. Kimi has been adopted into another family that understands Siamese. HRH Oliver Woodrow von Katz is in a Sanctuary.
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RIP Timmy (nephew kitty) May 17, 2018, Mr. Spunky (May 10, 2017), Samwise (Dec 2, 2014), Emily (Oct 8, 2013), Rose (Sept 24, 2001), Maggie (Fall 2003)
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