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What would cause a 14 year old cat to almot screm before she drinks.?
She has lost a lot of her body mass. She is very old. i can't get her to eat any thing at all. I have other cats and i feed them in another room because the other kitten upset her. But all she does now is eat, sleep, use the litter box and sleeps more.A lot of this breed also have this type of problem . Please forgive me the gory details, but along with the sinus issues, she get mucous scabbing over her nose and I know it hurts her. Nothing cab be done. The only med that I as told to try was infants benedryl She didn't do so well with that either. But now that's she's almost 15 and can barely eat anything anyway. I get her canned pate food and make sure its where she cat eat, The last 2, should have come down to at least look at the food like she's done in the pats, I will even put her a separate dish away from the other cats so that they won;t bother her. When she has eaten, its been maybe a table spoonful two times a day, i offer her milk, goats milk, pure cow milk, I've offered her bacon ham, turkey and such. I am totally beside myself. I know in my gut that they are going to tell me to have her put down. And he would be right. She's my baby. Please, this is serious. If you would only post totally serious and helpful advice and leave the sarcasm in the car i would appreciate it. Thanks in advance for any information you can give me.
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- 9 years agoFavorite Answer
It's hard coming to terms with the health issues of an elderly cat. In reality if she is sleeping most of the time she won't need to eat much as she isn't moving around to burn the calories.
Take her to the vets as they are the best people to help you understand whether or not her quality of life is good. If it turns out that she's just got normal aches and pains then I'm sure they can provide pain relief for her. However as you are mentioning the sinus's it seems that her immune system might be fighting something, I'd suggest getting her tested for thyroids, cancer and other health issues such as heart/liver/kidney failure.
I hope this has been some help, however the best form of information will come from a vet consultation.
I wish you and your cat all the best.
Source(s): Life long cat owner.