Earlier this week the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank, estimated how much money in the House of Representativesâ $825 billion Economic Recovery and Reinvestment Act (passed yesterday) would go to each state. for one think itâs time to give each American $150,000 dollars each to do what they want to with the money. Buy a new car, buy a new home, pay off all their credit cards etc. I for one can care lesss if they spend 50 million getting the drift wood out the Potomac River not in my State of Oklahoma.
Signs of anemia include tiredness, exercise intolerance (difficulty exercising), decreased appetite, and pale gums, though cats with mild anemia may not have any signs at all. A severe anemic may need a blood transfusion, and in all cases the underlying cause of the problem must be treated.
Cats that have diseases that cause them to urinate and drink more, such as diabetes and hyperthyroidism, also tend to be deficient in vitamin B12. It's important to note that the causes of B12 deficiency aren't all known. If your cat has symptoms of B12 deficiency, your vet should examine her to look for the cause. What Are the Symptoms of Vitamin B12 Deficiency? Typical symptoms of B12 deficiency include lethargy, vomiting and diarrhea. Some cats will have a difficult time walking or jumping and display some weakness in the hind end. In blood tests, red and white blood cell counts can be low or abnormal.