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07/16/10
Q: I have a 9-month-old cat that was perfectly fine until last week. He is outside most of the time, very active and happy. Then last week he stopped eating. He is very lethargic and has a bad smell coming from his mouth. I took him to the veterinarian for the first time to find out what was wrong. He was diagnosed with kidney failure and it was too late to help him. How could this happen to a young cat? Find Us On Facebook
A: Cats that are outdoors may succumb to various contagious viral and bacterial diseases. An infection could have affected his kidneys. If he didn't contract a disease from contact with another cat outdoors, there are at several...
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