Vet administered my cat with OTI E Pack and since then my cat is not hearing and is not eating

Hello there! I'm sorry to hear that your kitty is having trouble after the OTI E Pack treatment. It’s understandable to be concerned when you notice such changes in behavior.



Sometimes, medications used to treat ear infections can cause temporary hearing issues in cats, especially if there’s residual medication in the ear canal. Typically, this resolves once the medication clears. As for the loss of appetite, it could be related to the ear discomfort or possibly a side effect of the medication.



At home, you can try offering some smelly, enticing foods like canned tuna or warmed-up wet cat food to stimulate their appetite. Also, ensure their resting area is comfortable and peaceful to reduce stress, as stress can further dampen appetite.



Keep an eye out for any signs that might suggest a more serious issue, such as persistent vomiting, diarrhea, or discharge from the ears. If your cat’s not hearing or eating is persistent, or if you notice any worsening of symptoms, it’s important to have them evaluated promptly.



To get a more tailored assessment, I recommend booking a video consultation through Dial A Vet. This will allow us to better understand your cat's condition and advise you on the next steps to ensure your furry friend's well-being.