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what an adorable pic together... glad he got some fluids and is eating some wet food!
how is he doing with the cone of shame ? are you thinking about a soft collar?
He is such a trooper! lots of hugs n healing head smooches continue!
The diarrhea could be from all the fluids yesterday and not as much food going in his system as usual. That can make things a little runny.oh gosh, grim can't catch a break. we were snuggling all night and i woke up to him leaving my chest to go in the litter box and have diarrhea. i am super worried. he's also still been so so lethargic and has been sleeping about 22 hours of the day.
I’d update the vet if you have concerns. Is he on pain pills as well?
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@sphynxjinx awhh..give the vet office a call back and see what their suggestions and if you can talk with the vet to give an update and see what they would like to do .. always best to follow vets suggestions... ask too if a nutrical supplement or vitamin B12 shot would help to increase appetite..
check to make sure he is hydrated... is he drinking water?
following for updates
hugs and head smooches
I had a sick kitty years ago that would refuse to eat and she had lost weight so I tried everything imaginable. Here are some ideas you can try. Basically you want to find something that he will eat and never mind the quality of the food right now. I'm sure once he gets over the surgery he will go back to his old food but you just have to get over the hump.
1. Liverwurst from the deli counter - ask them to mince it or else slice it as thin as possible so it shreds.
2. Baby foods - chicken or turkey mostly.
3. Tuna fish packed in water
4. You can sprinkle crushed Temptations treats on his regular food; the smell is what attracts them.
5. Hill's urgent care canned food syringe fed - this is regular cat food that is thin enough to pass thru a syringe Hill's® Prescription Diet® a/d® Canine/Feline
While you're there ask them for a big syringe for food. It's always good to have a few different sizes in a kitty first aid kit.vet just got back to me and gave me some reassurance, she said the diarrhea was somewhat expected and could be from the antibiotic yesterday, she said to continue to hold off until tomorrow. she said to keep trying to spoon feed him wet food, and i am going to see her tomorrow to see if all is well with wound healing/hydration/weight. Will keep you all posted!
Sorry to chime in so late! But I just wanted to inform you that Gabapentin isn’t actually a pain med. It works more for neuropathic pain, not surgical pain. If you think he is hurting you should ask for sone Tramadol or Onsior.
Love and Sphynx ~ It’s all you need

