13-year-old cat’s behaviour has changed
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Hi, I’m a vet student. Constipation, a loss of appetite and lethargy for the last two days require a prompt consultation, as a blockage or severe constipation is a possibility.
Stop adding oil and, above all, do not give him any human laxatives or enemas without a prescription, as some of these are dangerous for cats. In the meantime, offer him some wet food with a little bit of water added and provide multiple water sources, but don’t force him to eat. If he vomits, strains without passing any stools, has a painful abdomen or isn't urinating normally, you must contact an out-of-hours vet immediately.
Explain your financial situation to a clinic and contact a local animal charity, the PDSA or the Blue Cross to see if you can get some assistance.
Kind regards,
Romane
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