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My cat has had his gall bladder removed and is not doing well, he is not eating and seems to be depressed, he is still jaundice and are trying to force feed him he has been givem ursodial, and now tramodol
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Published on March 18th, 2017
Without knowing the course of his illness, test results, etc. it is difficult to give accurate advice. It does sound serious enough that your cat likely needs a feeding tube surgically placed so that you can give him the necessary amount of food each day. It is quite difficult to force feed a cat who is sick and doesn't want to eat. The feeding tube is often needed in these situations. You should discuss this option with your veterinarian and inquire about having it done asap. It may also be necessary that your cat remain hospitalized for more intense supportive care including IV fluids. Please consult with his doctor right away.
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