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Originally Posted by sugarcatmom
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That's a superb site...a little further exploration using that info:
When any issues discovered through bloodwork are effectively treated and under control, there are two others worth exploring when a cat is still inappetent:
A) Stomach acid is very common...some ideas:
http://www.felinecrf.org/nausea_vomi...htm#treatments Of those, the two most common and simple treatments are 1)raising the food dishes and 2) Pepcid-AC
B) The second is to use an appetite stimulant:
http://www.felinecrf.org/persuading_...te_stimulants1
That same site also has a list of potential causes for "Loss of Appetite" - it might help as a "checklist" for you:
http://www.felinecrf.org/symptoms_tr...ts_index.HTM#L (halfway down the page)
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One of these days, this cat has to start to eat something on his own
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AND HE WILL!
I have to tell you how heartening it is to read your story of nursing this little guy....what a very lucky kitty! Kudos to you