My cat is still lethargic after perfect blood work and x-rays

Hello there,



I'm sorry to hear that your cat is not feeling their usual energetic self. If you've already had blood tests and x-rays done, it's great to know that serious issues like organ problems or fractures have been ruled out. Lethargy in cats can be quite perplexing, but there are several other potential causes you might consider.



Sometimes, stress or changes in their environment can affect their energy levels. Have there been any changes at home, like new furniture, visitors, or even a shift in your routine? Cats are sensitive creatures and subtle changes can sometimes unsettle them.



Diet can also play a role. Ensure your cat is eating well and staying hydrated. Adding a little bit of warm water to their food can encourage them to eat more and help with hydration. Mild dehydration might not show in tests right away but can lead to lethargy.



If your cat’s lethargy persists or if you notice other symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, difficulty breathing, or not eating at all, it would be wise to seek veterinary attention promptly.



I recommend booking a video consult with us at Dial A Vet so we can delve into this further and explore more specific aspects of your cat's lifestyle and environment to help pinpoint the cause. We'll work together to get your feline friend back to their lively self!