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• Senior Cat won't eat moist cat food

  Posted on 2009/09/27 by User

  I have a 19 year old cat. He is anemic as well as underweight. Due to his age, I am not going to do a lot of expensive treatments, ie: IV fluids to flush his kidneys and lower is BUN. Right now he will eat regular canned tuna, but not moist cat food. He will try something once, then turn his nose up at it after that. What can I feed him, that is moist and that will give him the nutrients he needs?

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• cat's diet

  Posted on 2009/10/03 by User

  My 17 year old, 22 lb. balinese cat is missing most of his teeth and can no longer eat dry food. Canned gives him diarrhea and he doesn't seem to like the texture. Pouches all have gravy on them and all he does is lick the gravy off eat a few peices of the meat and then walks away and is hungry in an hour. So my sister suggested I start feeding him boiled chicken breast. Well, he of course likes that but now he is only moving his bowels about once a week. Is this because of the high protein diet? Or, should I be concerned?

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• High WBC in Dogs

  Posted on 2009/11/02 by User

  I brought my dog to the vet to have her teeth cleaned for the first time. She is a seven year old beagle mix. When they took the preliminary blood panel, they found she had a white blood cell count of 86,000. They also took Xrays that look normal. The vet suspects either lymphoma or leukemia, but further tests are needed to confirm which, if either, it is. Is there anything else it could be besides one of these two awful diseases? My vet keeps pointing toward these two cancers.

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• Sick Kitten

  Posted on 2009/11/07 by User

  We have a 7 month old male nuetered kitten who has recently stopped eating and cleaning himself and he is very lathargic. We have tried giving him 2 different kinds of dry food and 2 different kinds of wet food. We also took stool samples to the vet. When nothing helped we also took him to the vet and the vet game him a shot for nausea and anti inflammitory and also gave us an oral anti nausea medication to give him at home. He is still not looking any better and not eating but he is drinking water. We have 2 other cats that are doing fine. It looks like it hurts his teeth to eat but we have checked his teeth and they look fine. We are getting very worried about...

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