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my 19 year cat with treated CRF and hyper
Sent to Dog Experts August 24 11:23 PM

my 19 year cat with treated CRF and hyperthyroisism has suddenly developed bilateral fixed and dialated pupils - I assume from HTN. Can I take him to his vet in the morning or do I need to seek emergency services?

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August 24 11:26 PM (3 minutes and 4 seconds later)
         
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Is he eating and drinking and using the litterbox?


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August 25 8:57 PM (21 hours and 31 minutes and 8 seconds later)
         
Reply to Animal Eyes's Post: it is a cat, not a dog - I took him to the vet this am so I don't need this answer anymore
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