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My prayers are definitely with you and
Lucy – are you planning to ask them to draw blood from her if you take
her? Does she have fever? From:
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On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] For the past two days, Lucy has had
liquid diarrhea, and now she is not eating at all and is acting less energetic
than normal-- not chasing her laser toy, which she normally runs all around
chasing obsessively, only playing with string a little. She has had IBD
since October, and was doing really well on a raw diet and 1.25 mg of
prednisone every 3 days. This came on suddenly yesterday. Apparently Gray
left out a bowl of olive oil that he was dipping bread in, and when he went to
put it away a few hours later noticed that a lot of it was gone. Lucy does like
olive oil-- I gave it to her once when she was constipated, just a teaspoon
full, and she licked it up. So I am hoping that the way she is feeling
right now, and the diarrhea, is just from her eating too much olive oil, and
that it will get better soon. I am not sure she has every stopped eating
before though. I put her back on 10 mg/day of prednisone, and force-fed her
some turkey baby food. She also licked up a little turkey baby food on
her own, but not much. This morning there was foamy yellow puke with
blades of grass in about 4 or 5 spots in the house, so maybe she started
getting nauseous from the oil yesterday afternoon, ate the grass, threw up
during the night, and now has an upset stomach. I am hoping that is all it
is. But she is positive, so I always fear lymphoma. Salmonella is
also a possibility, I guess, since she eats raw turkey, but it is apparently
pretty rare for cats to get that. Gray said he is pretty sure that a lot
of the olive oil was missing, and there is nothing else that could have
happened to it, as Patches can not jump on the counter. I have a vet appointment scheduled for
tomorrow morning. Do you think I should take her? Do you think that drinking a
bunch of oil two days ago could make her still feel sick two days later and not
want to eat? I guess that the fact that she already had IBD and could not even
eat normal cat food without getting sick might make her respond worse to
drinking oil than a normal cat would. I can not handle losing another cat right
now. Not that I can ever really handle it, I guess. Any thoughts, advice, prayers, or good
energy you can spare would be appreciated. Thanks, Michelle |
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