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CK2 Aug 2022 5:53am, 15 Aug 2022 1,350 posts	Quote Pin CK2 One of ours does that NRGEE then panics that she can’t get down!
EvilPixie Aug 2022 6:07am, 15 Aug 2022 34,834 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie I have a poorly Dio and don’t know what to do I know he’s poorly as his tummy is runny but more importantly he’s not purring or eating
Silent Runner Aug 2022 6:48am, 15 Aug 2022 818 posts	Quote Pin Silent Runner My last cat used to do the same NRGEE. He was getting on a bit when this photo was taken, but didn’t seem to have any problems getting up or down.
Silent Runner Aug 2022 6:49am, 15 Aug 2022 819 posts	Quote Pin Silent Runner Another one from about the same time. Good memories…
JK chameleon Aug 2022 7:08am, 15 Aug 2022 16,844 posts	Quote Pin JK chameleon He had quite the distinguished moustache! EvilPixie - I hope Dio feels better soon!
EvilPixie Aug 2022 7:14am, 15 Aug 2022 34,838 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie He's not happy Not sure when to see vet Some websites say straight away some say 24 hrs of refusing food
Ally-C Aug 2022 7:24am, 15 Aug 2022 2,296 posts	Quote Pin Ally-C I’d take him right away tbh.
Raemond Aug 2022 7:28am, 15 Aug 2022 9,484 posts	Quote Pin Raemond If he has the runs as well he'll be risking dehydration - so I'd err on the side of caution and take him sooner, Pix.
fraggle Aug 2022 7:30am, 15 Aug 2022 3,408 posts	Quote Pin fraggle You know your cat Pix - if he’s not eating then there’s something up. I’d call the vets
Serendippily Aug 2022 7:43am, 15 Aug 2022 26,381 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily Yes I’d prob take him Pix they dehydrate very fast. Opening a Tuna in spring water can used to be my test with Millie she would take the liquid and a few chunks in almost all circs Love the door balancing shots they are so elegant. My mate used to have a really massive chubster who could still walk the doors