SO sorry about your kitty. He is young to have problems like that. I had a cat with the same issues but she was much older. There is a "renal" diet food that helps. It is crazy how much the vet care is....Perhaps I should have told my sons to become vets instead of doctors! Cash business, and very few people have insurance. I have 4 dogs and a cats but pay as I go as well. Hope your little boys improves!!!Me too. I call it payback. My kids are still too young, but heaven help them when they DO have kids. Sharpies and crayons for all!
I'm a little worried this morning, my kitty seems to be feeling poorly. back in November we found out he has crystals in his bladder, and 1300.00 later, he was feeling better, gaining weight and looking good. Last night we got home and he was rather lethargic-he's not even 2, so lethargic isn't in his vocabulary. He drank some water, and took a treat so I wasn't overly worried, just figured he probably ran into a wall (he does this) or tangled with the Maltese and she got a good shot in before running and kiyiing like a puppy.
This morning, he won't take water, and just threw up a little fluid. SO-as soon as his vet opens a visit is in order. I'm leaning towards he ate some thing he's regretting, or a hairball. He did use the litter box this morning, so I know he's not blocked. He may even be constipated, his belly seems a little hard. He doesn't normally eat strange things-he's a finicky guy, but you never know. We did lock up all the easter candy, so that's not it.
The vomiting didn't really alarm me-he's a medium haired cat, so he does get hairballs on occasion. My poor Kairi, he's always such a happy active guy, this just breaks my heart.