Emergency situation?

Do not waste time reading if the animal is not breathing or unconscious. Call a vet immediately.

Emergency

Step-by-step actions when every minute counts, and the signs that mean a vet visit today.

Critical situations

Found an Animal on the Street CRITICAL Found a Kitten on the Street CRITICAL Can't Urinate or Defecate CRITICAL Difficulty Breathing CRITICAL Poisoning CRITICAL Foreign Object CRITICAL Seizures CRITICAL Severe Bleeding CRITICAL Injury or Fall CRITICAL Injured by a Child: First Aid and Prevention CRITICAL Vomiting or Diarrhea (with Blood) CRITICAL Refusing Food and Water CRITICAL Temperature Issues / Hypothermia CRITICAL Loss of Consciousness / Weakness CRITICAL Hind Leg Paralysis CRITICAL Heatstroke CRITICAL Severe Allergic Reaction CRITICAL Burns CRITICAL

See a vet TODAY (do not wait)

Cat hasn't eaten for >24h, kitten >12h.
Blood in urine or stool.
Frequent vomiting (3+ times a day).
Prolonged diarrhea.
Eye won't open or has discharge.
Severe limping.
Urination problems.

Not a substitute for a vet

The information in this app comes from open sources and the experience of cat owners. It does not replace a consultation or an examination by a vet. Decisions about your pet's health and care are the owner's to make — if in any doubt, contact a vet.