Weakness Kitten No Pain

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AV block
Intervertebral disc injury
Feline leukemia
FIP
FIV
Heart murmur
Hip dysplasia
Intestinal parasites
Medially luxating patella
Early stage panleukopenia

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Ashley says:

May 2, 2016 at 10:29 pm

I have a “rescue kitty” that found us about 6 months ago. He’s approx 8 months old, normally very active and playful. The past two days he’s been extremely lethargic, barely moving. He has eaten and drank water and used the litter box but less than normal. He just lays around, not reacting to sounds and stimuli. His gums seem pale, and his third eyelid is more visible than it normally is. He is not grooming himself at all. He is fixed and up to date on his shots thanks to a local low cost program.
Unfortunately I am not in the financial position to bring him to a vet (we never planned on bringing a pet into our family- but he found us and we fell in love), so hoping for some advice.

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