My cat is stumbling and seems to have a fever

Mememekrabech30
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Hi everyone,

For a few days now, my cat has been stumbling and tilting her head a lot to the left, and she falls over quite easily.

On top of that, she’s hardly eating anything... She’s had the same bowl of dry food for days, and I’ve even tried giving her wet food...

She doesn’t seem to be using her litter tray either, and she’s stopped grooming herself. She’s making unusual meowing sounds and wants to hide away in cupboards and drawers, even though she’s usually glued to our side.

Any ideas?

I’m really worried.

(Please don’t come for me, I just don’t have any other choice financially speaking).

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    Get to a vet straight away, it sounds serious. Local cat charities can help and some vets offer payment plans. Ask family and friends for help. Think of your cat, they're in pain.
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    Hello, I understand the significant burden of vet bills and the feeling of helplessness when your pet is unwell and you can’t help them... Unfortunately, given what you’ve described, I don’t think there is any other option but to go and see your vet. Please be aware that there are charities and clinics that can help with vet costs for owners who need it. Resources from the PDSA, the RSPCA, and Blue Cross summarise the different solutions available quite well. Some vets also offer interest-free payment plans for those who aren't eligible for charity assistance. I hope this helps in some way. Best of luck to you and your cat, MICHEL Laura
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