 If you notice any of these symptoms or any other behaviors in your cat, please contact your veterinarian for an appointment.
1. Inappropriate Elimination
5. Decreased or increased water intake 6. Unexplained weight loss or gain 7. Changes in grooming
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12/1/2021 06:18:42 pm
Lo que no se puede obtener de la historia clínica se adquiere con los dedos, los ojos y el olfato. La capacidad de escuchar con un estetoscopio y palpar con los dedos y las manos revelará gran parte de los hallazgos físicos. El sentido del olfato también es importante para detectar el olor afrutado del aliento de la vaca cetósica, o la urea del aliento de un gato en la insuficiencia renal. 12/7/2021 12:52:04 am
I loved it when you said that if you notice any of these symptoms or any other behaviors in your cat, please contact your veterinarian for an appointment. My wife and I have been discussing finding a vet to help us if we decide to have a puppy, and it would be important for us to know that we could find one that we can trust to hire. If we choose to find a vet, I'll be sure to look for one with the proper accreditations. 3/17/2022 05:00:51 pm
One of the reasons why many cats live with undiagnosed diseases or conditions is lack of veterinary care. Thank you for making this such an awesome post! 4/4/2022 05:21:07 pm
It's good to know that it is a bad sign if they have started to be more isolating, My cat has always been very social, and for the past couple of weeks, my boyfriend and I have noticed how he has been isolating himself a lot more and I was wondering if that was a bad sign. I'll have to look into finding a vet to take him to in case something is wrong. 8/1/2022 06:35:17 pm
I was really concerned when you talked about how lethargic cats need to see the vet. This has been something I noticed with my own pet cat for quite a while now, as he's lately been a lot gloomier than he usually is. If this is a sign of sickness, I'll take them to a local vet as soon as possible. 8/16/2022 09:53:07 am
I noticed that my cat has been hiding more than usual, and I'm not sure what's wrong. It makes sense that it could be him trying to hide an illness. It would definitely be a good idea for me to get him to a vet just to be sure. Leave a Reply. |
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