Very Sick Cat - Black eyes, bleeding from nose/mouth, not eating

I'm so sorry to hear that your cat is going through such a difficult time. It sounds really concerning, and I can imagine you're very worried. The symptoms you described—black eyes, bleeding from the nose and mouth, and a lack of appetite—can be caused by several issues, such as trauma, a toxin ingestion, or a serious underlying health condition like a blood clotting disorder or infection.



Given these signs, it’s important to keep your cat as comfortable as possible at home until you can get more help. Ensure they have a warm, quiet space to rest away from other pets and disturbances. Avoid trying to feed them forcibly, as this could lead to additional distress or choking. Make sure there’s fresh water available at all times, but don't be alarmed if they're not drinking much right now.



You should watch for any additional signs of distress, such as difficulty breathing, excessive lethargy, or if the bleeding gets worse, as these could indicate an urgent issue that needs immediate attention.



I urge you to book a video consultation with a veterinarian through the Dial A Vet platform as soon as possible. Timely professional assessment is crucial in situations like this to determine the best course of action for your beloved cat.