When to call the vet for a lethargic cat?

If your cat is still acting lethargic or her condition has gotten worse — for example, she’s not eating or drinking, she’s hunched up as if she’s in pain, or she’s glassy-eyed and feels hot to the touch — call the vet right now!

Why is my cat vomiting and acting lethargic?

Vomiting and lethargy can be symptoms of a serious infection or injury, especially when accompanied by growling when touched and/or fever. Thomas: If her condition has improved and she’s acting more like herself, then read on.

Why does my 4 year old cat keep throwing up?

My 4-year-old female cat threw up and then proceeded to have an excessive amount of saliva on the floor after I cleaned up the vomit. Her nose appears to be pulsating and she growls when you attempt to pick her up, which is not her. She seems lethargic as well.

What to do if your cat is projectile vomiting?

Dahlia: If your cat is projectile vomiting, call your vet and see whether they suggest you bring your cat in. If your vet’s office is closed, they may have an answering service that will page your vet or give you the phone number for an emergency clinic.

What does it mean when a kitten is lethargic?

Young cats and kittens are normally hugely playful, with abundant energy, so when a kitten becomes lethargic it is a cause of concern. As cats age, their energy slows down. They tend to sleep more and enjoy the good things in life, such as sun bathing and watching the world go by.

What to do if your kitten is throwing up?

If you notice that your precious kitten is having trouble keeping their food down, first consider giving them smaller portions, as the primary cause of vomiting in kittens is eating too much too fast. Spread their meals out across the day, and see if that helps.

What to do for a lethargic cat at home?

Provide the cat with plenty of enrichment such as toys, laser, playtime, scratching posts, cat trees, cat grass, etc. Try veterinary recommended cat-specific pheromones or calming supplements. Remove any sources of stress that can be removed.

My 4-year-old female cat threw up and then proceeded to have an excessive amount of saliva on the floor after I cleaned up the vomit. Her nose appears to be pulsating and she growls when you attempt to pick her up, which is not her. She seems lethargic as well.