evian. No expert but glad you said you are taking her to the vet as soon as possible. I can't think of anything else to do. Maybe she ate something bad but it doesn't sound good. I lost my precious Prissy this year to cancer because I waited too long and tried home remedies and other peoples advice. She was 14 and i loved her so. I had a cat before her named Sherman and he came down with kitty leukemia and did pretty much the same thing as what you are describing now. I got him to the vet quickly (Prissy's sx were much more insidious) and he lived another 7 years after being diagnosed with feline leukemia. The dr. treated him with interferon. Like I said, no expert, but I would just put the sweet thing in a dark, dry, comfortable space until the trip to the vet. When cats are sick, they like to be in places like that. I haven't helped much but I feel for you and the puss. Good luck and please let me know what happens.
Mack ----- Original Message ----- From: "evian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, December 01, 2001 12:39 AM Subject: need urgent cat advice njc > Hi Listas, > Sorry to take up list space with this, but I need advice from you > cat experts. I got home tonight and my cat is horribly sick. Actually, > she hasn't been herself for a few days, but she didn't come upstairs at > all tonight, so I went and found her in the basement and she's skin and > bones suddenly, and she's puked 3 times and doesn't want to be held, and > then she peed on the floor and is lying in the corner, and of course I > can't find any damn cat illness websites.... so, if anyone is still up > and knows anything about cat illnesses (no, I don't think she got into > any poisons or anything out of the ordinary), or knows any good cat > sites, could you email them to me? I'll take her in to the vet at 8, > but we still got 7 hours until then..... > Thanks, > Evian
