Final Video: A 13-year-old cat has bloody diarrhoea - thrombocytopenia
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 2017-07-10

The cat had blood seen in the stools yesterday. He had low platelet count. He bit his tongue during transportation. The blood did not clot.  This meant he had thrombocytopenia.  

This veterinary educational video discusses thrombocytopenia. 

Medical Evidence:
Past blood tests show low platelet count for the past 2 years
in Oct 2016, May and June 2017. This indicates a likelihood of immune-mediated thrombocytopenia.  

X-rays did not show any neoplasia. The descending colon was filled with gas. 

The cat continued to pass fresh blood in the stools and passed away 2 days later. The cat loved to catch lizards which may contain poison. He was reported to have eaten some of the owner's medication dropped on the floor the day before the final consultation .