One of our kittens, about 8 months old, has a tummy in distress. I have no idea what is wrong, have tried to change the food but no improvement.
Zeneagle or any of you animal communicators... I know you have a busy schedule, but if you do have the time and energy, would you mind looking into it and see if you can pick up on what the problem might be, so that I can do what's needed to get him back in shape?

Thank you ever so much!

Lotta x

Hello Lotta,

Glad to help if I can...

Have you gone to the veterinarian you use as yet? This kitten has far more going on than a "tummy in distress".

IF I managed to hit the correct kitten (orangey kinda stocky, funny lil guy?)

the matter must be taken care of by a vet. From the way the kitten described the pain, I think he may have a torqued intestine. Not being a vet is a nasty handicap, ya know?

Please, if you can do so, get him to a vet before the torque becomes gangrenous, which happens very very quickly.

He was very specific in saying he hurt, he hurt, and so on...That baby is hurting badly.

I have wombed him, earched within the womb, done all that I know to do, to buy you time to get the baby to the vet...

Please, let us know the result, as I think it is very important feedback.

More came through as I sent to your kitten: the area that hurts so very badly is just under the lower left ribs, directly down from the ribs. He accepted the healing, wants to go play, but please, he still needs a vet. I can't know certainly, but seems as if there is a large blockage, maybe torque, may be something else. Please go, as the healing went well, but it is only a temporary thing at this time. I will send energy asking to have the blockage removed in a healthy manner, naturally. I am also sending you hope...

Thank you,

zeneagle

edit by zen - I began to send again after posting this message - when I sent this time, I used a different technique which showed me quite clearly that the blockage IS directly under the left side of the rib cage, as you are looking at the tummy in question. The energy showed his intestines as being rather shoved up toward his throat, not comfortable at all, to say the least. He is a wonderful kitten, when asked to turn over and lemme see his tummy, he did with no problems. What a wonderful cat! I feel that his problem is more life and death than I first did. Please go to the vet.

Thank you so much Zeneagle!
I will definately take him to the vet... he's been throwing up today as well!

Sammy is a black and white cat... whish I could upload a pic for you to see... I so wish for him to feel well again... he's a wonderful little guy!

Thank you so much for your help Zeneagle... it's very much appreciated!
I'll keep you posted...

Lotta x

Zen, I had a cat with this same sort of thing - the intestines telescoped inside each other... His intestines were actually digesting his appendix! Very painful... but he didn't throw up or even have diarrhea. He would just howl (or more like scream) occasionally, but seemed to feel fine otherwise. A surgery corrected the problem.

I did have kittens that started throwing up and acting like they felt bad and ended up having coccidia, an intestinal parasite. Within hours of taking them to the vet, they were feeling better! Luckily older cats seem to throw it off easily, but it can be a killer for babies...

Many blessings,

Debbie