Do I need to take him to the Vet?

You need to call us to make an appointment for your cat if…

• It is urinating outside of the litterbox
• It has started vomiting
• It has diarrhea
• It is drinking excessively and/or urinating excessively
• It’s attitude/behavior has dramatically changed
• It has been coughing or sneezing
• It has no appetite

Your cat needs to be seen immediately if…

• It is open-mouth breathing (panting). Cats avoid doing this unless there is respiratory compromise.
• Your cat (especially males) is straining in the litterbox and not producing urine.
• Your cat has ingested a foreign object, toxin, or a human medication like Tylenol.
• It has suffered head, abdomen, chest or any type of trauma
• It is not responsive to you

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