A question for cat owners

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  • 01-07-2010, 06:44 PM
    ForeverAutumn
    So the vet thinks that Brandy just has a virus. All his vitals were good, he doesn't have a fever, and he was hydrated. Although his gums are a little red, he didn't think that they looked bad enough that he should have trouble eating. He thought that maybe the reason for not eating was that he's congested and can't smell his food. Also, if he had a fever then everything ached including his mouth....just like when people have fevers.

    He sent us home and told us just to keep an eye on him and keep him warm. If he's still not well on Saturday, we should take him back in for a blood test.

    He seems okay tonight. A little lazy still, but he was happy to be home and ran around the house making sure that nothing moved while he was gone. :) Thanks for your help everyone. I don't have a lot of friends with cats, so it's good to have other cat people to come to for advice.
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