My cat hasn’t move from a spot in 5 hours and won’t drink or

I'm sorry to hear about this with Coco.

Regrettably, her behavior isn't pathognomonic (specifically indicative) of any one particular disorder.

I need you to check her vital signs to see if she's an emergent patient...

1) Check her gum and tongue color. They should be nicely pink - not whitish (anemia) or bluish/greyish (cyanosis/hypoxia/lack of oxygen to her tissues).

2) Check her respiratory rate. She should be taking less than 30 breaths/minute while asleep or at rest.

3) Take her rectal temperature. Any body thermometer will do when placed 1.5" into her rectum for 1 minute. Normal is 38-39.2C. This is a two person job!

Please let me know what you find.

That's a positive development.

I'll watch for your next post.

That's worrisome for anemia.

Anemia (a lack of red blood cells) can be caused by any chronic inflammatory disease process. In such a young cat, the feline leukemia (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency (FIV) viruses are of primary concern.  These are easily tested for by her vet with just a few drops of blood in a 10 minute in-house lab test.

Please respond with additional questions and concerns if you wish.

If you need clarification on anything I've posted or have additional questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to ask.