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Date Posted: 10:25:34 am, Mon, 03/24/08
Author: Denise
Subject: I'd get her to the vet. When cats don't eat for a few days it can end up being a fatty liver problem so you ought to get her checked out. I think it's 3 days of no eating that is dangerous.
In reply to: Kate 's message, "Sure hope Molly Ann is ok Christine....I think I'd talk to your Mom and see if she and you could get a hold of the Vet and have them check Molly Ann out....if she isn't eating, then that is usually a sign that they aren't feeling well....." on 9:41:19 am, Mon, 03/24/08


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