I recently brought my 14 year old cat in for an emergency visit over Thanksgiving. \r
New to the area, the local recommended vet was off for the holiday.\r
My cat was diagnosed with Azotemia( kidney disease) and was dehydrated from not eating for a few days. He also suffers from herpes which generates an upper respiratory condition during times of stress and can last more than a week.\r
I received a low/high statement of his treatment plan based on a min.3 day stay up to a week. It was recommended that I begin changing his diet right away once he's resumed normal activities and was released from the hospital. I was told there were many good low protein, low reside cat foods available via RX. I asked if I would be supplied with the RX and told I'd get RX and all that information when he was released. \r
I was contacted 24 hours later and told he no longer needed to be in the hospital, I could pick him up and that he was eating fine the very next day. I was given notes and x-ray to bring
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