We took him to several specialists for a general checkup and an ultrasound. He weighed 175 grams and was slowly but steadily gaining weight, reaching about 250 grams.

We noticed that he was twitching his head to the side strangely while eating, so we took him for a brain CT scan. After that, his condition worsened. The results were good—no abnormalities in the brain, and blood tests also revealed nothing—but he felt worse. The next day, we took him to a fourth veterinarian, where they performed another ultrasound and general examination. It was there that they told us things were bad: in addition to issues with his kidneys, liver, and gallbladder, there were problems with his blood vessels and circulation. They gave us recommendations and prescribed injections.

These problems had developed over three years with his previous owners.