If your kitty won’t eat dry or wet food, try adding some water to the wet food and using a syringe to feed them directly. You can administer the food into their side of the mouth gradually, similar to using a baby bottle. Be cautious not to overdo it.
Consider NHV Felimm, which may help your kitty by combating Feline Leukemia and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus. The blend of herbs in this supplement helps fight infections, including upper respiratory tract infections, detoxifies the lymphatic system, and stimulates appetite. This could be beneficial for encouraging them to eat once the primary health issues are addressed.
Consider giving them the NHV Milk Thistle and NHV Turmeric during this time, as these can help strengthen their immune system and detoxify their body.
It is also important to consult a veterinarian to investigate if there are other underlying issues you might not be aware of. A veterinary visit can help rule out any hidden problems. They may also provide IV fluids to assist them, especially if they are not eating. The fluids would help address any nutrient deficiencies and keep them hydrated.