Polly up-date

On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 22:46:13 +0100, "Shirley"
wrote:

Polly went to visit TED again yesterday because she still wasn't
eating, drinking or moving around at all, she got another shot of
anti-nausea medication and a shot of analgesic to make her more
comfortable. Her temperature was back to normal from the 104 it had
been the day before.

The anti-nausea worked because overnight she ate the wet food in her
bowl and in Smudges bowl :-) Today she has been a bit more active and
has been eating little and often so it seems we're going in the right
direction, now I just need her to regain her taste for the anti-biotic
pills and I won't have to crush them in water and squirt them in her
mouth (she used to eat them as if they were treats).

She thanks you all for the purrs they were very comforting when she
was trying to get to sleep and her tummy was hurting.
They say"a word to the wise is sufficient:" so I'll just say this:
don't leave wet food out over night. Treat their food as you would
your own! MLB

"m. L. Briggs" wrote in message
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On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 22:46:13 +0100, "Shirley"
wrote:

Polly went to visit TED again yesterday because she still wasn't
eating, drinking or moving around at all, she got another shot of
anti-nausea medication and a shot of analgesic to make her more
comfortable. Her temperature was back to normal from the 104 it had
been the day before.

The anti-nausea worked because overnight she ate the wet food in
her
bowl and in Smudges bowl :-) Today she has been a bit more active
and
has been eating little and often so it seems we're going in the
right
direction, now I just need her to regain her taste for the
anti-biotic
pills and I won't have to crush them in water and squirt them in
her
mouth (she used to eat them as if they were treats).

She thanks you all for the purrs they were very comforting when she
was trying to get to sleep and her tummy was hurting.

They say"a word to the wise is sufficient:" so I'll just say this:
don't leave wet food out over night. Treat their food as you would
your own! MLB

Pardon !
--
Shirley
see my cats at
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On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 22:46:13 +0100, "Shirley"
wrote:

Polly went to visit TED again yesterday because she still wasn't
eating, drinking or moving around at all, she got another shot of
anti-nausea medication and a shot of analgesic to make her more
comfortable. Her temperature was back to normal from the 104 it had
been the day before.

The anti-nausea worked because overnight she ate the wet food in her
bowl and in Smudges bowl :-) Today she has been a bit more active and
has been eating little and often so it seems we're going in the right
direction, now I just need her to regain her taste for the anti-biotic
pills and I won't have to crush them in water and squirt them in her
mouth (she used to eat them as if they were treats).

She thanks you all for the purrs they were very comforting when she
was trying to get to sleep and her tummy was hurting.

So glad that Polly is feeling better. Continuing purrs that she does
well, and will get a clean bill of health once the course of
antibiotics is complete

It is always nice to read good news.
Purrs for Polly to get normal again. Hurting tummy is no good!
Elisabet and Hugo Katt

Shirley skrev i meddelandet ...
Polly went to visit TED again yesterday because she still wasn't
eating, drinking or moving around at all, she got another shot of
anti-nausea medication and a shot of analgesic to make her more
comfortable. Her temperature was back to normal from the 104 it had
been the day before.

The anti-nausea worked because overnight she ate the wet food in her
bowl and in Smudges bowl :-) Today she has been a bit more active and
has been eating little and often so it seems we're going in the right
direction, now I just need her to regain her taste for the anti-biotic
pills and I won't have to crush them in water and squirt them in her
mouth (she used to eat them as if they were treats).

She thanks you all for the purrs they were very comforting when she
was trying to get to sleep and her tummy was hurting.

--
Shirley
see my cats at
http://communities.msn.co.uk/Friendsfamilyandfelines2
http://uk.msnusers.com/friendsfamilyandfelines3

On Sat, 23 Aug 2003 12:56:46 +0200, "Lisa Katt"
wrote:

It is always nice to read good news.
Purrs for Polly to get normal again. Hurting tummy is no good!
Elisabet and Hugo Katt

Natasha is still purring too!


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In article , "Karen Chuplis"
wrote:



Poor Polly. I"m glad she is getting better but I hope she does not have to go
back to TED's.

Karen
Purrs for Polly, I hope her appitite continues improving.
Suz
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"SUQKRT" wrote in message
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Purrs for Polly, I hope her appitite continues improving.
Suz

I was going to report that she had made a complete recovery then I
discovered a hairball, well it was more like a hairsausage so now I'm
hoping she doesn't have a relapse (a hairball was probably the cause
of last weeks tummy troubles).

The weather here is getting a bit cooler so I hope the cats will stop
shedding quite so much fur and the hairball problem will disappear.
--
Shirley
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