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Lazycat has stopped eating :(

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Lazycah · 02/11/2012 19:21

She doesn't bother asking any more. It has been two days now, she hasn't been right since I de-wormed her. Have I poisoned her?

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cozietoesie · 02/11/2012 19:27

Is she drinking? (Remember, she might be nicking water from odd places.)

Worming can cause a disruption to appetite for a day or two in some cats. If she's still not eating over the weekend, phone the vet and ask for advice. In the meantime, keep her quiet and warm and let her sleep.

Lazycah · 02/11/2012 21:11

She never drinks, I have only caught her drinking from her bowl twice in four years! I have left water out for her as I'm trying her on dry food. Boiled some chicken for her today (her fave), she hasn't even bothered to investigate :(
De-worming does upset her, but I've never known it this bad. I feel so guilty... poor puss Sad

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RedwingWinter · 02/11/2012 22:49

Is she only eating a little bit, or not eating at all? If not eating at all I would get her in to the vet as it can become serious quite quickly. Since she turned her nose up at the chicken, how about some tuna, does she like that? I hope she's better soon.

If deworming normally has this effect on her, then you could talk to your vet about a different type of dewormer.

Lazycah · 03/11/2012 01:12

She ate a little bit of chicken. she wouldn't even eat her treat and she LOVES her treats. I've killed the cat haven't I?

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ImperialFireworksInMyKnickers · 03/11/2012 01:18

How old is LazyCat? Unless she's ancient, I strongly suspect she is playing the well known cat game of 'Let's scare the two-legged ones silly'.

Lazycah · 03/11/2012 03:03

She's 4.
I'm well aware a of the mind games she plays !
She slept all day with me and all day yesterday (I'm on nights) and has slept on DS' bed since; very unusual for her.
Antifreeze poisoning? Or just pissed off that I de-wormed her?

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cozietoesie · 03/11/2012 06:16

How's she doing this morning? Any eating yet?

(I agree with Redwing. If a dewormer always affects her badly, have a word with the vet about the type you use.)

ImperialFireworksInMyKnickers · 03/11/2012 06:20

How is she this morning? KnickersCat is about the same age and I'd be worried too if it had gone on as long as this.

Lazycah · 03/11/2012 21:40

She's a bit better today, thanks. I came down this morning to find that she had eaten most of the chicken, have cooked up some more and she's showing interest in it. Still sleeping all day and I'm not sure that she has been out, just assume she has. Definitely getting advice from the vet about worming next time.

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Lazycah · 03/11/2012 22:51

Update: Lazycat has eaten a little, drunk water (!) and has been out Smile

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RedwingWinter · 03/11/2012 23:19

I'm glad to hear it :)

ImperialFireworksInMyKnickers · 03/11/2012 23:35

So am I!

Lazycah · 03/11/2012 23:51

I'll call the vet tomorrow anyway, she's not right. This is the cat that tries to convince me that I have forgotten to feed her within 30 mins of being fed!

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cozietoesie · 04/11/2012 07:10

That's good that she's eating and drinking - and has been out. But you're quite right to contact the vet, I think. Wormers are powerful meds but if she's being regularly wormed, she shouldn't have that heavy a load of worms in her. Best to check on the type you use.

Glad she's better.

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