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I have a question about…a feral cat I have
Enter your question here. How can I help a feral cat I have had for 10 years who is not eating. I cannot get it to the vet as it is too wild to get into a carier and once when I did get it to the vet, he couldn’t get hold of it to exam it. This has been the case for two months now and I am very worried
Please help. I have tried every kind of food but no improvement.
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You need the assistance of a veterinarian that has experience dealing with feral cats. The multitude of problems that can cause a lack of appetite are numerous and I could not begin to tell you what to do with this limited information. If it has been going on for 2 months, it has to be eating something! Treating feral cats is a real challenge, best not left to amateurs. Once you hunt out a veterinarian who is willing to tackle the project, it will be necessary for you to trap the cat to get it into the hospital and leave it in their care to diagnose and treat.