Hi there,
How long has your boy eating baby food?
How does he act "uncomfortable"?
Thanks,
Terri
Hi Jessie,
I am sorry your boy is not feeling well. Burns are a severe shock to the body. It is possible he has Tetanus or an infection.
http://marvistavet.com/html/tetanus_in_pets.html
You will see such a wide eyed gaze in megasophagus as well:
http://www.vin.com/proceedings/Proceedings.plx?CID=WSAVA2003&PID=6651&O=Generic
QUOTE FROM ABOVE
Cervical ventroflexion is a dramatic sign of generalized neuromuscular weakness in cats. The chin usually rests near the thoracic inlet, with the eyes positioned dorsally to maintain a straight-ahead gaze. Other common physical examination findings are a slight protrusion of the dorsal aspects of the scapulae when weight is placed on thoracic limbs, and a stiff thoracic limb gait. A crouched, wide based stance is often seen in pelvic limbs. Possible causes to consider for this posture are: subacute or chronic organophosphate toxicity, potassium-depletion myopathy, thiamine-responsive neuromuscular weakness, hyperthyroidism, immune-mediated (idiopathic) polymyositis, myasthenia gravis, polyneuropathy, hypernatremic polymyopathy, ammonium chloride toxicity, hereditary myopathies (Burmese, Devon Rex), hypocalcemia, and portosystemic encephalopathy.
Myasthenia Gravis:
http://www.marvistavet.com/html/body_myasthenia_gravis.html
Consider treating with Pred and ace.
Your boy alson need more nutrition than baby food can provide. Add a high quality canned cat food like Inova,, wellness, Evo or nutro.
Please let me know how he is doing.
Best wishes for him,
Feline Healthcare Expert
Expert in feline health and behavior. 20 years experience with cats.