Hi Jessica, I would try to get him to eat something. Tuna, salmon, sardines, fancy feast, anything that he might show an interest in until you can get him back to the vet. If you don't feel he's getting enough food you could also try something called nutrical which is a gel that can be bought for cats. Depending on how much he is or is not eating it seems that the vet might have considered a feeding tube. Since he didn't I assume your cat must still be eating a decent amount? Good luck. I just don't know if this is the best vet for you to use. A cat who is not eating may or may not get better in a couple of weeks. If he's not getting enough food, he's not going to get better. What is the clavamox actually for? Did the vet tell you? tonya
Jessica Merchen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have a cat that is jst over one year old. About a week to a week and a half ago I noticed him hurtin and not eating. I had to wait until today to take him to the vet due to money issues. I just found out that he has feline luekemia. And i am so hurt. I am not quite sure what to do or need to do. He is not eating or drinking. My vet told me to feed him baby food which is what I am doing. He eats very little. the vet also has given him a prescription for clavamox for fever. Nebber got way too spastic to do any more blood work or test today so I must take him back in a couple of weeks when he is feeling better. But in the mean time, I need some sort of advice of how to help him and me to deal with this. I can not think about losing him. If some one could give me a little advice on what to do I would be grateful. Thanks, Jessica --------------------------------- Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles. Visit the Yahoo! Auto Green Center.
