The Vet said it is a Liver Disease and we treated him with one weak duration IV therapy with the Supplements and one day he stopped eating and I gave him assistant feeding I’m sad and broken heart I tried everything his status is getting worse and worse

My cat is 14months old. He wasnt eating for 2 3 days. He has been over medicated because of several reasons. Fungal infection and many other injuries .My vet said he's been diagnosed with liver disorder but he's eating properly and water intake is also satisfactory. What should I do now?

my cat has been acting weird and vomiting. i recently changed her cat food so i was thinking that could have been it. but then a few weeks ago i believe she got into some of my medication or possibly ate a caterpillar (they get into my house when it rains) i will probably take her to the vet one day this week when i get a chance. i was just wondering if maybe there are some good medicines to soothe her stomach and get her to keep food down. thanks!

Gracie has been nibbling at her food and limited water .... I noticed her stool was tan in color .... have not seen that before .... is it liver failure out of the blue ..... she was boarded for the first time for a couple days .... I thought her change in eating and drinking when she came home was stress .... she is also sneezing but no running nose or watery eyes .... I don’t want to traumatize her more by catching her and taking her to the vet .... of not needed

My cat, Nemo, about a week ago stopped eating. He wasn't eating for a day or two. Couple days leading up to it, he had vomited few times. He was looking really weak as well. Just sitting around and not doing much. My parents took him to the vet straight away. The vet said he had liver infection and some fever (mentioned something about him didn't like being touched on his back). He gave some antibiotics and said if his condition doesn't get better in a week, then to come back. After giving antibiotics, he started eating again. He was moving about but not much. He was eating less than before but was still eating. Two days ago, again he was barely eating. My mum had to force feed a bit. Yesterday, they decided to go back to to the vet. He said Nemo was doing better than before. It will take time for him to get better. He gave some injection and another set of antibiotics. Once we brought him home, he was ok. Ate a bit I think. At night, my sister noticed he was looking weak. He couldn't really walk. He passed urine/poo outside of his litter which he has never done before. They gave him some water/fluids and tried to give him food. And put him in his bed to sleep. In the morning, when they woke up he had passed away. He was (almost) only 2 years old, his birthday was in May. We didn't notice any earlier signs. He was much thinner than normal cats but we thought that's just how he is. I am not sure if he had some underlying condition for a while and that's why he never put on much weight. Or the vet didn't realise how serious of his condition was. We had got him when he was 3 months old. It is so sad to see him go. He was just a baby, the house feels so empty without him. We are all devastated this happened so suddenly. I don't understand how he can just pass away so suddenly and quickly with just a liver infection.

Hello , My cat was exposed to a toxic mold environment, I’ve recently removed us from this environment and took my cat to the vet for care and her liver numbers were double what they should be. She has been doing well, eating and drinking good and she’s on a good diet . This morning she had a seizure. Is it time to let her go before she has more seizures and she suffers? She is almost 16years old. :(....

My cat (10 years old) became a little bit less meowing and wanted to sit and cuddle more. (Thought it was just getting cold outside etc.). She started vomiting every time she ate but I thought it was new food. I noticed she hadn't eaten but had to go out of town. Friend did not notice if she ate or not. I presume she did not eat while I was gone for 4 days. Monday I took her to the vet. Liver billirubin and ALT were very high but all other enzymes and white blood count normal. A few enzymes were a bit high. After two days on fluids and vitamins and force feeding at vet I brought her home. I force fed her Wed, Thurs, and took her back Friday to check levels. Said her billirubin and ALT had skyrocketed but other levels had come down. Saturday she didn't really want to be fed. Seemed weaker. Took her to LSU vet school and they put her on IV. Then called that her blood pressure was only 60 and they could not get it up. Said she was not going to last. Gave her a strong blood pressure med to try and get it up but didn't work. Now they are saying its time to put her down because with a low bP there is now other organ damage. They have not tried to feed her because she is in pretty bad shape. I can't understand my vet saying the white blood count was fine and at LSU they said it was through the roof. I have told them that I cannot do that right now and to continue antibiotics and see if that may bring her bp up but they are saying even if it went up a low BP for that long means other parts of her are damaged. When I went in the room to see her she knew me and my voice and seemed to perk up. I am beside myself in tears. I don't know what to do. They keep pressuring me to put her down.

My cat was given 3 weeks to live in 2011. He was around 6 to 7 years old. Lost all his body weight and muscles. I was preparing to lose him. He had anorexia due to stress of a stray cat. Which caused which either was cholangeol hepatitis or hepatic lipidosis. Whatever its was was killing him. He stopped eating. Was being sick non stop, eventually got jaundice. Vets were filling him full of steroids which I wasnt happy about as it is very toxic. I started tube feeding hills a/d high protein food. Started him on denamarin supplement. Stopped the steroids. Started giving him dandelion tincture to help remove toxins that was in him. I was force feeding him with a syringe 30cc of hills a/d every 2 hours without fail. To get his liver to start using food properly. The milk thistle denamarin supplement saved my cats life. From total liver failure and kidneys heading the same way, a month of denamarin and the high protein food. He started putting on weight, eating on his own and also stopped vomiting. His liver completely regenerated thanks to the milk thistle denamarin. Hes still alive today almost 2020. I recommend denamarin to any cat with liver issues. I cant recommend it enough. It saved my boys life. He had 3weeks left to live according to vet in 2011. He is still going strong today

My beloved kitty just passed away last night. He was diagnosed with hepatic lipidosis. He was 18 pounds and we didn't notice he wasn't eating. He began hiding and he turned yellow. We took him to the vet and he had been going daily for treatment for over 2 weeks. We bought him home from the vet yesterday and he was acting listless and was having trouble walking. We forcefed him every 2 hours. He layed on his bed and I was loving on and rubbing his back. He meowed one time then he just died... I don't understand he was in treatment and we were force feeding him food and water. He was only 5 years old. He was down to 13 pounds when we first took him to the vet. He was maintaining his weight. I loved him so much and don't know why he died!!!