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Hi I am new on here. My cat is dehydrated and she is not eating. She stopped vomitting today. I don't know what to do. I have no money to take her to the vet. Any suggestions.
She had it before she got spayed. That was about 2 years ago. My husband and I do not have a lot of money. WE can not get her checked out because m husband does not make alot of money, and I have a disability so I can not work. I am very scared and I have no idea what to do
you could always go to a charitable organization. They help you with your pets, has she eaten anything? is her vomit white? has she lost weight? how long has this been going on?
try giving it some milk and see if she drinks it. maybe she just ate something bad.
Se has been like this for about 4 days now. We tried giving her milk but she will not take it. She will not eat or drink nothing. We give it to her and she just sits there and stares at it. Her vomit is a yellow liquid and she been losing weight. She has been shedding more then usual.
Don't worry about being rude or anything. How long was your dog like that before he or she died. Do you know what causes that. All the vets around here will not let me pay in installments.
He died in under a week, 5 days. It's caused by being in contact with non-vacinated pets or dogs, wild animals, that have it (and their poo), or mosquitoes.
then it might be something else. Does it go to the groomers or anything? has it been sick before?
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It's caused by being in contact with non-vacinated pets or dogs, wild animals, that have it (and their poo), or mosquitoes.
