u/Forward-Onion3449

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No immediate life-threatening danger, phew.

Thank you everyone for your advice and concern.

I took my girl to the vet early this morning.

They performed a physical exam and an ultrasound, thankfully, no obstruction was found, but there is some inflammation.

She was diagnosed with early pancreatitis (possibly chronic).

She is currently on IV fluids for 3 days and will receive medication afterward. If she doesn’t have any further episodes, that would be ideal, otherwise, additional tests and blood work will be done.

(PS: I didn’t mention this in my original post. She had gastritis about a month and a half ago bug fully recovered. I’m wondering if recent hairball vomiting may have triggered this episode.)

She is tired and definitely hates the vet, but she is a tiny bit more lively.

Adult, France. I went to the vet. Cat age unknown but adult, female not spayed YET, can afford vet

u/Forward-Onion3449 — 9 days ago
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Adult, France, vet access available not contacted yet (5 am), cat age unknown but adult, female not spayed, can afford vet.

My cat last pooped 24 hours ago. For the past 3-4 hours, she has been trying to poop but cannot (only 1 or 2 very small pieces). She has vomited 4 times and soiled the place where she usually sleeps, which has never happened before.

When I pick her up, she meows very loudly, although she is usually extremely quiet.

This is worrying a lot because everything started within 3-4 hours. I gave her some chicken with a bit of boiled carrots, but she only ate a small amount and vomited it all back up.

u/Forward-Onion3449 — 9 days ago