My cat is having pain with movement, howls any time he tries to move. He will let us pet him on the head and doesn't mind touching his upper body. The vet did xrays and said there was no fracture/no sign of blockage. He had blood&urine tests done. We were told he had elevated white blood cell count, so infection, but weren't given much more info than that. They initially thought it was a UTI, but the urinalysis ruled that out. I am happy to give him the course of antibiotics, but would really like to know more about the cause in case there are preventive steps I can take in the future.

Cat has a fever of 104.5. The vet is closed until monday and i dont know what to do

My car had a yeast and bacterial infection in her ear 1 month ago (Brown stuff in both ears and scabs on her face); took her to a emergency vet because it was the only appointment I could find due to COVID. They prescribed Mometamax and it cleared up most of the infection but some brown still remained in her ears after finishing the medication. A month later she has a scab on her face again and brown inside her ears. The vet will not prescribe a refill of the medication. What could be causing this? No changes to her diet or lifestyle or any household cleaning products/items, no allergies.

the vet said it is a bacterial infection but did not do blood work. I have had cats all my life and never seen one act like this from an infection. She also acts painful when she walks around or is picked up. She has not eaten in 30 hours and is drinking very little water. Our vet put her on antibiotics and gave her a shot to improve her appetite. hours later she is still not eating. Supposedly she was given subcutaneous fluids but when I got home 4 hours later there was no sign that she had been given any fluids. This is a newer vet for us and I am concerned about the care being complete

My 2.5 years old cat suddenly start bleeding..... first we thought maybe she was pregnant and she is in labor but after few hours the bleeding was increased and she lose interest in food. We took her to two different vets and both came with different theories about her condition. Now she is having fever and occasionally bleeding. If anyone can help me that would be very helpful. Vet in our country are very expensive and very difficult for me to take her to vet again n again

My cat has a Open wound on right ear. Drains all the time. Vet has him on Clavamox for a month now but no improvement still drains. He eats and drinks no problem. Is there anything else that is stronger or can we just keep using the Clavamox? He was a outside cat but when neighbors moved they left him and we took him in. We believe the wound came from fighting. He has been inside for 8 months now.

I have adopted a shelter cat. Took him for his first visit to the vet, who determined he had a bacterial infection and put him on Clavamox. The infection SEEMED to clear up, but after about a week, he was sneezing and had green mucus coming from his nose. (Other than this, however, he eats like a horse and is very playful.) The vet put him on another round of Clavamox, which did not really work at all. He then put Stanley on a different antibiotic, called Azithromycin. Stanley has been on it for three days. Yesterday morning he was stuffy, and then he sneezed multiple times in the afternoon and green mucus came out of his nose. He is supposed to be on the medicine for 21 days, but at this point I am starting to wonder whether the medicine will is going to clear up the infection.I will give him the entire course of treatment, but if it doesn't work what should I do? Also, the vet I take Stanley to did not see Stanley before he prescribed the second and third rounds of antibiotics. I just had to pick it up from the vet. I don't want to criticize the vet, but should he have seen Stanley before he prescribed the second and third rounds of medicine?

my cat maverick has been sneezing frequently which often results in thick looking boogers coming out his nose. He sometimes make a wheezing/ coughing noise. Other than that his appetite and everything else seems normal.

Kirby was showing symptoms of lathargy and unmotivation for playing or getting up. He appeared to have pain and walked stiffly, to avoid giving himself more discomfort. He didn't move if he didn't have to, and even flicked his tail side to side when I picked him up, showing he wasn't happy about me doing that. We took him to the vet and they found him to have a fever of 105.2° F, so they put him on IV, gave him some injections, and then prescribed pain meds and an antibiotic. He's feeling much better so far. Kirby was very thankful and cuddled up with us after we got home.