- Prolonged vomiting, constipation, or diarrhea
- Fever, poor appetite, decreased or increased water consumption
- Rapid, shallow, labored, or raspy breathing
- Poor motor coordination, staggering, lameness, or collapse
- Panting, pacing, or agitation
- Lethargy, withdrawal, or hiding
- Persistent sneezing or coughing, runny nose and eyes
- Bad breath or body odor
- Pale gums, tongue, or ears
- Lumps
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Cues for Vet Visits
Cats are experts at hiding pain, making it tough to know when they need a trip to the vet. With early detection and disease prevention in mind, here are some early signs of illness in felines:
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