Where my cat people? (Part 1)

Shes eating good, using liter box just fine. Shes playful. Her nose and eyes are all that seems to be bad

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Poor baby. :heart::smiley_cat:

No no no. I’m not saying it is feline Lukeima at all. But stray cats can get that and spread it to other cats. That’s all. Not sure where your at but could you tell your vet you think it’s an emergency and just drop her off and they can maybe look at her and you can get her later. Show them the pic you posted here.

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Glad she’s eating. That’s a good sign I hope.

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Ya my wife may end up taking here there soon. Unfortunately I’m at work now

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As a cat owner, i must say this is the best topic ever

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Great @Philrr415
I just think she looks pretty bad and if it were my cat or a stray I found I would get her in ASAP
Who knows what it could be.
Glad your wife can do that.
:pray::heart:

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they are SOO floofy :heart_eyes:

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If she can’t I’ll have to come and take her to the vet, she’s such a sweet kitty!:smile:

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is it Bay-zil or Bah-zil? I must know. he looks like a proper gentleman.

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Looks like a valid excuse to me :heart_eyes_cat:

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Long drive? Lol
We’re gonna contact them. But I’m also going to get a hold of our vet tomorrow too. They didn’t seem to concerned when I said the symptoms

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Lol, yeah but I’m up for it!:joy_cat::joy:
Good to hear she’s eating and using the box. She’ll be fine in no time!

Hopefully. I’m a wreck thinking about it being feline leukemia.

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I’m so sorry again. I didn’t mean to scare ya like that. And again I don’t mean she looks like she has feline leukemia. But it is a thing. So is FIP and hundreds of other things. The thing is a stray cat should be in quarantine away from other cats. That’s what we did when we got rescued Daisy from a ranch. Lets try not to worry about what might happen. I know that is easier said than done. But that is something we are all learning with the serenity prayer and other slogans like ā€œLet Go Let Godā€
Lets just get her to the vet and see what thy say.
:pray: :heart:

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Just a quick google search
What are the Symptoms of FeLV?

Signs that a cat has FeLV include:

  • Loss of appetite
  • Weight loss
  • Poor coat condition
  • Persistent fever
  • Inflammation of the gums and mouth
  • Skin, urinary, and upper respiratory tract infections
  • Persistent diarrhea
  • Seizures, behavior changes, and other neurological disorders
  • A variety of eye conditions

It is important to note that many of these symptoms may not be related to FeLV at all.

No I appreciate you bringing it up. It got me moving more to get her looked instead of just thinking it’s nothing. But work will keep me busy enough at some point tonight

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What’s your weather today, Phil? I always think of cold when I hear your state, lol

Lol right now a beautiful 67° sunny and no wind.

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