My elderly cat is dying and I have some diazepam left from my dogs injury. I don’t have an appt. till Thursday and is she starts showing signs of pain can I use this for her? I know that meds for dogs and cats may not be compatible so can anyone help me with this?

Thank you,
Melanie Rusbuldt

Question :

I have a male cat named Java. I know he’s part Siamese but not full. I
know he’s at least 3 years old. He has been getting skinny, doesn’t eat

( we tried giving him soft food and even milk, but doesn’t eat it), He
drinks a little bit of water here and there. We took him to the vet a month and
a half ago and they removed some of his teeth and gave him some pink,

amoxi-drops to take. He seemed to get a tiny bit better, but now he has gotten
worse. What can we do? The Vet didn’t seem to help him much and we
can’t afford to keep sending him to the vet when they can’t correct the

problem. Can you help?

Answer :

Fat dogs and cats are at higher risk for disease, but this can be reversed simply by losing the extra weight, according to recent research as reported by Petfood Industry. As increasing numbers of pets become overweight in the most developed countries, especially the U.S. and the UK, they more frequently succumb to or suffer from diseases associated with obesity, such as:

* heart disease
* diabetes
* lower urinary tract disease
* skin diseases
* degenerative joint disease