He spent 24 hours in the eaves. I unscrewed a wall panel, coaxed him to the opening, grabbed him and dragged him out. He's still not interested in food or water but he's hanging out with me now.
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He might come out of it .. oftentimes all they need is a little time. Just set out some water as close to him as you can get. I'm sorry, I hope it works out.

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Thanks, fingers crossed.
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Two of my cats, back when they used to live where it was as safe as can be to go outside, got poisoned - at different times, that is, separately - and it took them both a few days of total seclusion / no food to recover. One kept to my bdrm, one stayed outside, to heal.
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What I'm most worried about is pancreatitis.
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Ah, sh.. One of my cats had that and, yes, he needed medical attention. If you want my advice - I'm not a vet - try anything you can to get him to eat after another day or two (would need a break from eating and using the pancreas in the mean time). Try for vet, tho, if u can.

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Yeah if I can just get my hands on the little jerk he's going to the vet.
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Sorry to hear this. If you can get to him, smear some anti-hairball gel on his paws. Sometimes that's the trick, and it can't hurt.
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Yeah, that's the best-case scenario. But he's been hiding in the rafters for 24 hours now and I don't have any way to reach him without cutting a hole in the wall.
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