this might sound like a copout answer, but you really need to ask the vet about this.  i would be worried about the weight loss, yes, but a bulging stomach would have me very concerned.

if your vet is worth their license, they’ll be frank with you.  please, open a dialog with them.

Yes it’s coming from her anal it’s droped it was just last night were calling bets in our area to get her in because we want to make sure this stop and want some it there wasn’t alot we have wipe her and have made sure it hasn’t started again my dad is trying to skin her down but he isn’t real sure how other then only letting her way small emonts so anyt tips are appreciated thank you for helping but that’s were we are calling a get and she’s seating here it’s stoped but we don’t trust that nothing fine tell she’s checked as well but just getting a vet on a Sunday isn’t easy here but we are call them to see

neither do i kirsta beagles are the least picky eaters xD

I would try chicken flavored puppy food.  Otherwise, I would contact your local vet to be sure there is no underlying medical conditions.

I once had a dog with this problem. It was so bad the vet wanted to put him to sleep. A new vet came to town and I went there for a second opinion because I couldn’t see the sense in putting down an otherwise very healthy dog just because his ears were badly infected. This new vet put my dog under and shaved all the hair and gunk out from deep down in his ears. When I picked him up the next day he told me there was so much stuff in his ears that there was no way medicine was going to reach the infection. After a course of a different oral antibiotic and a month of different ear drops he never had another ear infection.

thanks I have her vet check for other problems

Unfortunately it is very hard to diagnose what could be wrong with him over the Internet with those signs.   How long has this been going on?  Could he have eaten anything he shouldn’t have?   Will he drink tuna juice or anything?   I am not sure how close you are to one of the veterinary schools but they sometimes have student clinics that are cheaper or may be able to offer you a payment plan etc   

You could also try calling local shelters or rescues to see if any of them may be able to help you.  Some shelters have crisis intervention programs or low-cost clinics.  Some may take him and make him better if you agree to surrender him.  I know that might be hard, but it could save his life. Check out http://www.nokillnetwork.org/ for possible options in your area.

You need to take him to the vet.  Try calling a local rescue, the humane society or even friends to see if they can help with money.

I would see if you can borrow from someone ,also like was already said call your local shelters they might have knowledge or your local vets. Take some time make some calls . Vets may also discount their rate or offer a credit card through them or payment plan. you really need to act fast an animal not eating is serious and the ending won’t be good. So I cant stress enough act as quickly as possible. good luck to you and you kitten.

Even if you didn’t see it happen its possible he stepped in a hole etc.  Since he seems affected badly, by not putting weight on it, I recommend taking him to a vet in the morning if he is still limping!

I would says she needs a 2nd opinion from another vet!