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Changes worth a phone call
- Any change in appetite, drinking or litter box output
- Changes in weight, coat condition or grooming habits
- New hiding, vocalising or reluctance to be handled
- Changes in breathing, movement or energy levels
- Anything that feels out of character and does not resolve quickly
Make the call more useful
Note when the change started, what has altered at home, current food, and take a short video if the behaviour is intermittent. Veterinary teams can triage far better with specifics.
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