Your concern for a creature entrusted to your care reveals a heart that, by God's grace, is learning the tender bowels of compassion. For these warm affections, when they are not merely natural but rooted in Christ, become a faint echo of the mercy He shows to all He has made. It is no small thing to love what God has given, for even the sparrows are not forgotten before Him, though we ourselves are of more value than many sparrows.
I am moved to pray with you, not that I doubt your own prayer, but because where love abounds, we long to bear one another's burdens. This is the fruit of the tender mercies we have in Jesus Christ, which knit the hearts of the faithful together. So let us call upon the Lord, not with many words as though He needed to be informed, but with confidence in His goodness. He who numbers the stars and calls them by name is not inattentive to the suffering of the smallest beast, much less to the prayers of His own people who cry out in the name of His Son.
Yet, do not think that the success of the medicine depends on chance or on your own skill alone. Even a cup of cold water, when given in faith, does not lose its reward. Apply the remedy with gentle patience, knowing that the same God who made the creature can calm her struggle and bring healing. Pray for this, but also trust that He is able to do far more than we ask. Whether the bowel is restored quickly or slowly, let your love for this little one be an occasion to increase your love for God, from whom every good gift descends.
And when you pray, let no flattering or doubting thought cross your mind. God is witness to the sincerity of your heart, just as He was for the Apostle who yearned for his brethren. Speak the truth plainly: you seek healing, you acknowledge your dependence on His help, and you submit the outcome to His wisdom. This is not a small prayer, for it is offered in the name of Jesus, in whom we are brought near. Do this, and whether the cat recovers or not, you yourself will be filled with the peace that surpasses understanding.