What do I do in the region of my cat?
Yesterday she was gone for 3 hours. Finally when she came in the house, she go straight to my room and stayed under my bed. She seems to be slower than normal. She's not limping but she looks resembling she's in pain. She's normally a loving cat but lately I can't pick her up in need her biting me and hissing. I think she's in pain on her right side but i can't pinpoint where on earth. She's not eating as much as usual. I don't have money to go to the vet. I'm newly waiting to see if she gets better. What can i do?
shes probally pregnant wen she was put for thre hours she might of gotten pregnant or shes only just sik
If her ribs are cracked or she's bleeding internally she requests to see a vet. Her behavior says she's in severe pain. I'd at most minuscule phone the vet and describe her actions to them over the phone.
The acidophilius the other person talked roughly is for putting benefitial bacteria back into the cat's stomach and intestines--something you can help the cat near after it's been on antibiotics for a while (which deplete the bacteria). It won't help with any injury though.
Answers: Cats will often hunch up when the twinge is in their tummies and be reluctant to move.
Some cats hiss if a painful site is touched or become unresponsive to affection and petting.
Other cats become aggressive and belligerent when surrounded by pain.
Often their food consumption goes down.
Some cats in acute cramp meow pathetically. They often carry their ears down.
Try getting over the counter meds for your cat.
This happened to my grandmother's cat. We give her a pill called Acidophilus. If she will eat a little, you can crush up one tablet and ix it contained by with some food. If she won't eat, you can dissolve it in dampen and get her to drink it. If you can't do that then you have to force the river into her mouth so she can drink it. Doing this got my grandmother's cat better I think 3 different times. You can get acidophilus at a vigour food store. I hope this will help!
I know you said you enjoy no money but you can always arrange with the vet to pay money contained by small instalments. Your cat could have had a knock from a car or hold eaten something poisonous. Please find a way to appropriate it to the vet even if it means temporarily borrowing money from a friend etc. Otherwise you will keep worrying, the cat will verbs to suffer and you will feel guilty if anything was to surface to the cat. Don't wait as anything can happen. Goodluck and I hope you can find a solution.
You really need to get her to a vet. It does cost but its other worth it when its your pet. Your cat could have some sort of internal illness and it could get worse by the nouns of it your cat is in quite a bit of pain and you really do involve to get it to the vets!
You need to be very alert. I sounds like there is definitely something wrong. apetite change are one thing. And hopefully the biting and hissing is due to pain and it will go absent. But it could be something worse like rabies or distemper. Is she up to date on shots.
