Cali is absolutely right. Even if you got your cat from a shelter/rescue and they said it was vetted and you have papers from them stating he was, as Cali says, he needs to establish himself with a regular vet. When we take on the responsibility of an animal, we need to understand that there are things that go along with that responsibility, and vet care, including neutering, is one of those responsibilities. I've never heard of a vet who would refuse to see a sick cat. Cats don't drink much water, but when they vomit and lose weight, that's a BIG concern. By "wailing", your cat is trying to communicate something to you. If he's vomiting his meals, he's probably hungry. Or he could be telling you he doesn't feel well. Vets are pretty good at understanding catspeak. Take him in, write down your questions and any concerns you have and share them with the vet. Then write down their answers. A realtime exam is what your baby needs and the sooner, the better. Purrs!

Izadore (Izzie) answered on 1/25/12. Helpful? / 0