He stopped eating last night. There is no activity in the litter pans and he stays to the back of the cage instead of coming out to greet me. I did assist feed him but he threw the majority of the slew up and his tail started switching angrily. I managed to catch his urine and will take that in tomorrow morning along with him for a recheck. His third eyelids are very pronounced he can barely see and he has developed almost overnight huge sores under his nose from all the discharge. I’ve left him in peace for now- in the dark to hopefully find what he needs to continue the good fight-
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Thank you so much for all you do for that little boy. Let’s hope his day sees improvement. Thank you and bless you again.
Good luck with Zavan. I hope he improves termendously soon, and he’ll forget all about his ordeals.
We got our paws crossed. Please remember that if something happens, he has known love and affection from you….. we know you are doing your best and we hope he makes a good recovery.
Fight, Zavan, you can do it.
No one could do more to help this sweet old fella. We salute you.
The sores under his nose must hurt a lot. We wondered if putting a teaspoon of Friar’s Balsam (Tincture of Benzoin) in the vapouriser or even in a bowl of near boiling water would help. It’s remarkably soothing for kitties that are full of snot and flu type ailments. It’s a very mild decongestant, should be available at pharmacies and it’s cheap too!
Come on Zavan, fight fella fight!
Oliver, Gerry & Mungo