Sick cat but the ER Vet said is fine

Thanks for reaching out with your concerns about your cat. It's great that you took your kitty to the ER vet to make sure there's nothing serious at play. However, if your cat still seems unwell, let's explore what might be going on.



Cats are experts at masking their discomfort, but there are a few things we can check for at home. Look out for any changes in eating, drinking, or litter box habits. Even though the ER vet has given the all-clear, something like a mild gastrointestinal upset, dental issue, or stress could still be affecting your cat. Try keeping a close eye on their behavior and routine. Ensure they're staying hydrated and offer some gentle, easily digestible food like boiled chicken or plain pumpkin.



Watch for any red flags such as vomiting, diarrhea, refusal to eat for more than 24 hours, or unusual lethargy. These could point to more significant issues that need prompt attention. It's always better to be cautious when it comes to our furry friends.



If you're still feeling uneasy or notice any of these warning signs, booking a video consultation with Dial A Vet can provide peace of mind. One of our vets can closely assess your cat's symptoms and help guide the next steps in their care.