I can only strongly agree with what was said. Please bring her to a vet IMMEDIATELY! Even if you don't see signs of the disease previously described. She might have been hiding because she was frightened, but you can't be sure about that especially as she seemed to be getting on well with the other cats before. There is a chance she has a disease that hasn't been detected yet. It could also be spread to the other two cats. Are they outdoor cats? Are they all vaccinated? Please don't take chances and don't experiment with food anymore - go and get her seen right away TODAY!

Let us know what transpired. Good luck and prayers!

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