So 1000$ in xrays and ultra sounds and 500$ in blood tests...

You've tried everything. Try to keep her comfy. 15 is a little sooner than you'd want but a full life.

>>1991438
Thats trash mentality tho

Sorry OP, I have to agree with the first response. She's been pretty thoroughly checked out by the sound of it, but sadly at that age sometimes a vet cannot identify one thing that is clearly wrong and can be diagnosed and treated, it's just the accumulated effects of old age and everything wearing down at once. It's not trashy to switch to palliative care for a 15 year old cat once you've eliminated conditions that can be treated, there's no cure-all medication or treatment that will fix something that cannot be diagnosed and is likely not reversible. It sounds like your cat is dying and while it's not unheard of at all for an elderly pet to suddenly pick up and be fine for a few more weeks or months before declining again, there is very little you can do to shape that path besides making them comfortable and trying to tempt them with food and treats.

>>1991546
Yeah but she's healthy. Like they didnt say "shes deteriorating" they said shes very healthy on all levels. I mean her kidneys, thyroid, blood count, all common issues are looking absent.

In any case I'll be taking her in. Maybe some appetite stimulants will help.

>>1991414
Did they test her stool?

>>1991414
Have you considered that maybe she's just ready to go?
If it's not anything physiological, it may just be psychological. She had a long, happy life and her naps are just getting longer and she's not quite as hungry as she was before and maybe she's okay with that.
I know it's sort of an anthropomorphism of a cat, but I believe animals know when they're done and if they're happy with what they've had, they just kind of turn in their chips and let go. Why drag her life on until she does start to wear and tear? until she's pissing her bed or in pain? just let her be comfortable and don't force the situation

It's hardly trash mentality, you've done the full battery of tests and the vet can't figure out what's wrong. Maybe try a second or third opinion but don't fritter away your last days with her on a bunch of desperate uncomfortable tests. And who knows, with time and comfort care she may turn around. But she obviously has something quite serious wrong with her. I would guess cancer that isn't easily detectable on vet scans. But who knows.

>wasting $1500 on a cat

>>1991920
this

>>1991414
I've heard cats dont like to eat unless their food smells strongly (haven't experienced this in my own cats though). Maybe her sense of smell is going and everything tastes like cardboard. Try sardines or something? Also older animals can get dementia.

>>1991920
>>1991923
Hello poorfags!

>>1992149
Hello irrational catcuc.k!

>>1991920
more than I'd spend on your sorry ass

Had a buddy recently with a cat in almost the exact situation, though her cat was older. Even did some kinda biopsy shit that cost like $2k. Everything came up clean and to my knowledge the vets basically threw up their hands and said "idk, food allergies?".

Good luck, hope she improves.