Hi! I'm afraid since your cat has a history of problems, this may very well be the beginning of another one. The blood is usually once the infection is in full gear. Maybe you could tell the Vet she has all the same signs, and you know this is problematic, ask him if you could avoid the stress on her to a visit to him, by just prescribing the medication. Also ask him about Science Diet S/D and C/D. I add a little regular cat kibble to it so my cat will eat it. I know how expensive Vet bills are, but I bet if you tell him you do not want to put her through the terrible stress of a car ride and the visit, he will help you. It's worth a try, and you cat does need the medication. It's not her fault, she is just like some humans, we all have a weakness in our bodies somewhere. If you have any other questions, please ask me.
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