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Can’t wait for more photos.
You are a SaintHi B Bloodmilk Thank you so much for helping her. I'm really glad she found you.
I think that, as she is an adult cat and appears fairly healthy apart from the low weight, you can feed her more at one sitting. Do you know how to check for dehydration? Gently pinch a fold of skin at her scruff. The skin should go back down as soon as you release it. If it stays tented up she's dehydrated.
You can leave the water bowl in the room for her to drink whenever she wants to. Feed her wet food that is high in fats and protein, rather than dry.
Give her about 5 calories worth of food at one time. 3 hours between feeding is about right for the first few days.
Please keep us updated and let us know how it goes at the vet.
The last time the OP was on this site was 11/30/2021 - I doubt you will hear from them.Any news on this cat?