<human>: Yeah, I know. Ten whole days. It was very, very bad. 

We adopted Fiona on April 19, a sweet and playful one-year-old DSH.  By that Thursday she started to sneeze and cough, and that Friday was the last time I saw her eat anything. When she hadn't moved from her cozy spot for two full days, I rushed in her to the vet where they diagnosed her with an Upper Respiratory Infection and prescribed some meds and special food. 

She still didn't eat for that ENTIRE WEEK. We tried everything: prescription food, tuna, tuna water mixed with regular food, boiled chicken, three different types of Fancy Feast. After four days I was becoming desperate and began syringing watered down AD food into her mouth, which she promptly gagged back up. After a few days on antibiotics she was perking up, moving around, cuddling, and drinking water.....just still not eating. 

Couple more trips to the vet, and things were looking grim. Financially we are just not able to drop a grand on testing to see if they can figure out what was wrong, and so we were prepared for the worst. The vets were extremely worried, obviously - liver disease kicks in after a few days without eating, usually. 

Yesterday I brought her to try one last treatment - a injection of a powerful anti-nausea. 

An hour after we got back home, I warmed up a hot dog and sat down on the couch. Fiona promptly "attacked" me, swiping at the hot dog with her claws and yowling. She ate the entire thing (yeah, yeah, hot dogs aren't good for cats, but at this point I would have fed her anything), plus tuna and her dry cat food. She was literally up all night meowing for food. 

I AM SO RELIEVED. I thought I adopted the nicest cat ever for my kids only to have it die on us after two weeks. SHE WILL LIVE AND I WANTED TO LET SOMEONE KNOW HOW HAPPY I AM!

Also - I had them run blood work, and there has been no liver damage. She's a trooper!

Summarize the given text in a few sentences.
<bot>: My new cat didn't eat for 10 days, got her appetite back, no long-term damage. Yay!