Horner's Syndrome in Cat

Does anyone have experience with Horner's syndrome? My poor cat is dealing with it now, following an ear cleaning at the vet's office for two ear infections. I'm talking to the vet daily and we have a plan going into tomorrow, but it's three days now with no food. I've opened up all kind of things for him to try and he's interested in some of it but it's almost like he's too disoriented to figure out how to eat it. He's on Dramamine.

Does anyone have experience for what worked for their cat? This could go on for weeks before it's resolved and I just feel so bad for the poor guy.

No water. We're talking fluids tomorrow if I can't get him to eat something tonight.

All good suggestions, thank you, and tried variations of everything. Plates, bowls, high, low, angled, broths, pastes, wet and dry, under his nose while sleeping. The things he's interested in he licks at but barely, then turns away. Putting anything on his nose just makes him want to run away, which exacerbates the dizziness.

Thanks! I thought we had near winner with tuna but he ultimately declined.

The vet saw him today and we'll be back in tomorrow for fluids and potential syringe feeding unless he shows an improvement toward food tonight.

Thanks very much. He's on fluids, anti-nausea and steroids, which in addition to hopefully reducing any inflammation should also help with appetite. We've discussed a full-blown appetite stimulant.

I did try some warm chicken yesterday that was ultimately a no go, but without a microwave I have to get creative about warming other foods. He's started to come around and show more interest in food and is most interested in things like hard treats and kibble, but he picks it up and lets it fall out of his mouth as if he doesn't know what to do with it after he gets it. He turns his nose up at any broths, pastes and gravies that he'd just need to lick, and has fought off any attempts at syringe feeding... which is in of itself a miracle because I can't fathom from where his energy is coming at this point.