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My kitten isn't her usual self
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Hi,
In a 3-month-old kitten, a change in behaviour like the one you've described needs careful monitoring and a prompt visit to the vet, especially if it persists.
There are many possible causes for these symptoms: an infection (viral or bacterial), a fever, pain, a digestive issue, swallowing a foreign object, poisoning, or even just being a bit worn out. It’s impossible to tell for sure from a distance.
In the meantime, keep an eye on whether they are still drinking, if they are peeing and pooing normally, and if they are vomiting or have diarrhoea. If they become very lethargic, refuse to eat altogether, vomit, have trouble breathing, or show any other worrying signs, you'll need to see a vet or an out-of-hours clinic quickly.
All the best,
Inès
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