Fatass in rough shape

Well, I get home from work yesterday and two of out three bowls of food
have been eaten. No assisted feeding needed yesterday, and this was on
1/2 dose of cypro. Perhaps the Norvasc is starting to do it's job.
She was looking for me to give her some treats in the evening as well.

She is piping up. We are not out of the hole yet, but I think she may
be bouncing back.

Treat the cat, not the numbers is what Doctor Dan always tells me. I
know this cat. Hospitalization last week would have been a mistake.

She is old, blind and happiest at home with me...And she is tough as
nails, fighting hard to come back a second time from a crash - I am
convinced she would not have fought to live if she was in a cold
unfamiliar cage with strangers all around her. No way.

Bluesman

wrote:
Thanks for the kind reponses ev
I think I will know when the time comes - but it is not that time yet.

I'm sorry to hear about your cat. I lost a cat to CRF and it's very
hard. I read your last post and I think it sounds promising. At some
point, when the time does come, you might want to consider having a vet
come to your house, instead of having to bring the cat in. That's what
we did and I think it made it easier for Queenie.

Lauren
(and Mickey & Meesha)


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