<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I've taken my poor Rini to the vet, they kept her over night and administered shots, antibiotics, and fluids after they diagnosed her with early stages of feline distemper. It has been 2, nearly 3 days since the vet visit and she still has yet to touch her food or anything that remotely smells like food. 

Every day I administer subcutaneous IV fluids, a syringe of antibiotics and a syringe of colloidal silver to help fight the virus. She seems to not be vomiting as much and possibly might be halted completely, but her stools are bloody. She also has a hard time making it to the litter box to pee, it usually ends up on the towel we have placed in front of it.

One of my biggest concerns is that she has not eaten in 4 days, I have a strong feeling that she will survive, she seems to be alert and shows no signs of dehydration, she is also just a tad overweight. Reddit, I haven't posted anything asking for help in fear of downvotes, but I realize my cat's life is worth more to me than some stupid internet 'points'.

What I would like to ask is; should I be worried that she hasn't been eating for nearly 5 days, is there anything I should try? (I do have powdered formula from when she was a kitten.) Is there anything I can give her that will help with fever, nausea, and diarrhea. I do have some kaolin pectin that was originally used for my sick dog, would this be good to give to a cat with distemper?

I love my cat so much, she is my baby and one of my only friends who loves me for me. I'd be very appreciative for some advice and support from my fellow animal lovers. Thank you, Reddit.
<bot>: My cat has feline distemper and I'm worried about her not eating for days, is there anything I can do to speed up the process so she can eat?