If there's nothing in the fecal results nor bloodwork and she's not eating then what "inflammation" is your vet concerned about? Did you do an xray to show something?
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Pica in cats?
- Thread starter Ethan Maryon
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I think this thread got a bit hijacked. Ethan originally posted asking for advice on his cat who appears to have pica. I think some good advice has been given. Ethan, have you discussed with your vet the option of trying an anti-anxiety medication, or talked with a behavioralist? I believe you've already mentioned that you have had him evaluated for any physical ailment and he has come up with a clean bill of health, is this right?
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Waiting the weekend to see if her eating increases. Second day of steroids, she's acting herself today already and is eating a small amount. possible X-rays on Monday