I think my cat is really close to dying

I'm so sorry to hear about your concerns for your cat. It’s really tough to see our furry friends not feeling their best, but let’s try to figure out what might be going on and how we can help.



When cats are nearing the end of their lives, you may notice symptoms such as severe lethargy, loss of appetite, difficulty breathing, and changes in behavior. However, these signs could also point to various treatable conditions, such as infections or metabolic issues.



At home, make sure your cat is comfortable. Provide a warm, quiet place for them to rest and ensure they have easy access to water. If your cat isn’t eating, you can try offering favorite foods or warmed-up wet food to stimulate their appetite.



Look out for telltale signs that need urgent attention: labored breathing, seizures, severe dehydration, continuous vomiting, or a sudden collapse. These symptoms require immediate veterinary care.



Given your concerns, a video consult with a vet can be incredibly helpful. We can gather more details about your cat’s condition and guide you on the next best steps. Consider booking a session on Dial A Vet to discuss this further with a professional and ensure your cat receives the care they need.