Severely emaciated cat, missing, neurological symptoms.

Hello there,



I'm really sorry to hear about what you're going through with your cat. It sounds like a worrying situation. When a cat becomes severely emaciated and shows neurological symptoms, there can be several potential causes. These symptoms might indicate an underlying condition such as a severe nutritional deficiency, organ failure (such as kidney or liver issues), or a more serious underlying disease like a viral infection affecting the brain or nerves.



In the meantime, if your cat is still at home, ensure they have access to fresh water and try offering highly palatable, easy-to-digest food in small, frequent meals. Ensure they are kept warm and comfortable but watch out for any signs of stress or worsening condition.



Some signs that it's becoming urgent include seizures, continuous tremors, inability to stand or walk, or any change in their consciousness level. These are indications that immediate veterinary attention is needed.



I strongly suggest booking a video consult with us at Dial A Vet as soon as possible to further discuss what's happening with your cat. We can help you understand better what's going on and guide you on the next best steps to take to ensure they get the care they need.