How to Diagnose and Treat Blood Clots in Cats
Notice if your cat is having trouble walking or moving its legs.. Look for the signs of lack of blood flow.. Assess your cat for other symptoms of blood clots.
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Notice if your cat is having trouble walking or moving its legs.
Notice if your cat is having trouble walking or moving its legs.
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Look for the signs of lack of blood flow.
Look for the signs of lack of blood flow.
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Assess your cat for other symptoms of blood clots.
Assess your cat for other symptoms of blood clots.
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Keep an eye on cats that have a history of cardiomyopathy or blood infections.
Keep an eye on cats that have a history of cardiomyopathy or blood infections.
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Bring your cat to a veterinarian immediately.
Bring your cat to a veterinarian immediately.
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Give your veterinarian a thorough health history of your cat.
Give your veterinarian a thorough health history of your cat.
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Allow your veterinarian to proceed as they see fit.
Allow your veterinarian to proceed as they see fit.
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Approve immediate medical treatment.
Approve immediate medical treatment.
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Give continuing treatment.
Give continuing treatment.
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Focus on making your cat comfortable.
Focus on making your cat comfortable.
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Be realistic about your cat's chances of recovery.
Be realistic about your cat's chances of recovery.
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