Purrs for an upset tummy

I haven't had the time or courage to say much around here, but I have a
request for Itachi.
Our darling little weasel-cat has been peeing all over the place,
including right outside the litterbox, on momdad's clothes, and on the
bath mats. So, off to the vet (thank goodness he likes it there) went
our 'Tachi to get a urine sample and some spoiling from the techs. The
good news is that his liver function is good and there's no sugar in the
urine. The bad news is that he has a nasty bladder infection with
crystals and needs to take 3 medications a day for a while. I did figure
out how to get the meds in his tummy without him objecting, however,
he's having trouble keeping them down so far. Tummy settling purrs and
any advice about settling kitty tummies would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Maeve ^..^
--
http://volatiledreams.deep-ice.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/minnow/

Hi, are you giving more than one med at a time? With my Piglet when she
needs more than one pill, I have to give an hour apart or she just gives
them bck and in not so an appreciative state. Purrs and prayers for the
little one.
"moonglow minnow" wrote in message
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I haven't had the time or courage to say much around here, but I have a
request for Itachi.
Our darling little weasel-cat has been peeing all over the place,
including right outside the litterbox, on momdad's clothes, and on the
bath mats. So, off to the vet (thank goodness he likes it there) went our
'Tachi to get a urine sample and some spoiling from the techs. The good
news is that his liver function is good and there's no sugar in the urine.
The bad news is that he has a nasty bladder infection with crystals and
needs to take 3 medications a day for a while. I did figure out how to get
the meds in his tummy without him objecting, however, he's having trouble
keeping them down so far. Tummy settling purrs and any advice about
settling kitty tummies would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Maeve ^..^
--
http://volatiledreams.deep-ice.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/minnow/

On Tue, 16 Oct 2007 15:13:27 -0500, moonglow minnow
wrote:

I haven't had the time or courage to say much around here, but I have a
request for Itachi.
Our darling little weasel-cat has been peeing all over the place,
including right outside the litterbox, on momdad's clothes, and on the
bath mats. So, off to the vet (thank goodness he likes it there) went
our 'Tachi to get a urine sample and some spoiling from the techs. The
good news is that his liver function is good and there's no sugar in the
urine. The bad news is that he has a nasty bladder infection with
crystals and needs to take 3 medications a day for a while. I did figure
out how to get the meds in his tummy without him objecting, however,
he's having trouble keeping them down so far. Tummy settling purrs and
any advice about settling kitty tummies would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Maeve ^..^

calming tummy purrs on the way, along with purrs for the meds to fix
things up soon

moonglow minnow wrote:
I haven't had the time or courage to say much around here, but I have
a request for Itachi.
Our darling little weasel-cat has been peeing all over the place,
including right outside the litterbox, on momdad's clothes, and on the
bath mats. So, off to the vet (thank goodness he likes it there) went
our 'Tachi to get a urine sample and some spoiling from the techs. The
good news is that his liver function is good and there's no sugar in
the urine. The bad news is that he has a nasty bladder infection with
crystals and needs to take 3 medications a day for a while. I did
figure out how to get the meds in his tummy without him objecting,
however, he's having trouble keeping them down so far. Tummy settling
purrs and any advice about settling kitty tummies would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,

Maeve ^..^

Purrs on the way.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

Granby wrote:
Hi, are you giving more than one med at a time? With my Piglet when she
needs more than one pill, I have to give an hour apart or she just gives
them bck and in not so an appreciative state. Purrs and prayers for the
little one.

I tried giving them all at once mashed into a couple teaspoons of wet
food the first time, but now I'm going to try them split up. I gave him
his cosequin (for inflammation) just a few minutes ago, and I'm really
hoping to not hear hurking. More work this way, especially since Itachi
won't finish his gooshy unless I hold up the plate for him, but if it
keeps his tummy settled it'll be worth it.

Maeve ^..^ fingers crossed
--
http://volatiledreams.deep-ice.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/minnow/

Cats, Kids and grieveing friends, throw the watch away and just be there.
"moonglow minnow" wrote in message
...
Granby wrote:
Hi, are you giving more than one med at a time? With my Piglet when she
needs more than one pill, I have to give an hour apart or she just gives
them bck and in not so an appreciative state. Purrs and prayers for the
little one.

I tried giving them all at once mashed into a couple teaspoons of wet food
the first time, but now I'm going to try them split up. I gave him his
cosequin (for inflammation) just a few minutes ago, and I'm really hoping
to not hear hurking. More work this way, especially since Itachi won't
finish his gooshy unless I hold up the plate for him, but if it keeps his
tummy settled it'll be worth it.

Maeve ^..^ fingers crossed
--
http://volatiledreams.deep-ice.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/minnow/

no advice but good luck, when we figured out that it was tiger with the
issue, then we had to figure out how he got the rear end of 16 pounds into
the bowl to pee in it to let us know there was an issue, we were just it was
one of the girls, Lee
moonglow minnow wrote in message
...
I haven't had the time or courage to say much around here, but I have a
request for Itachi.
Our darling little weasel-cat has been peeing all over the place,
including right outside the litterbox, on momdad's clothes, and on the
bath mats. So, off to the vet (thank goodness he likes it there) went
our 'Tachi to get a urine sample and some spoiling from the techs. The
good news is that his liver function is good and there's no sugar in the
urine. The bad news is that he has a nasty bladder infection with
crystals and needs to take 3 medications a day for a while. I did figure
out how to get the meds in his tummy without him objecting, however,
he's having trouble keeping them down so far. Tummy settling purrs and
any advice about settling kitty tummies would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Maeve ^..^
--
http://volatiledreams.deep-ice.com
http://www.flickr.com/photos/minnow/

moonglow minnow wrote:
I haven't had the time or courage to say much around here, but I have a
request for Itachi.

Purrs on the way for little Itachi!
]
Blessed be,
Baha

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moonglow minnow wrote:
I haven't had the time or courage to say much around here, but I have a
request for Itachi.
Our darling little weasel-cat has been peeing all over the place,
including right outside the litterbox, on momdad's clothes, and on the
bath mats. So, off to the vet (thank goodness he likes it there) went
our 'Tachi to get a urine sample and some spoiling from the techs. The
good news is that his liver function is good and there's no sugar in the
urine. The bad news is that he has a nasty bladder infection with
crystals and needs to take 3 medications a day for a while. I did figure
out how to get the meds in his tummy without him objecting, however,
he's having trouble keeping them down so far. Tummy settling purrs and
any advice about settling kitty tummies would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Maeve ^..^
Purrs on the way or 'Tachi to get better really soon.

Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

moonglow minnow wrote:
I haven't had the time or courage to say much around here, but I have a
request for Itachi.
Our darling little weasel-cat has been peeing all over the place,
including right outside the litterbox, on momdad's clothes, and on the
bath mats. So, off to the vet (thank goodness he likes it there) went
our 'Tachi to get a urine sample and some spoiling from the techs. The
good news is that his liver function is good and there's no sugar in the
urine. The bad news is that he has a nasty bladder infection with
crystals and needs to take 3 medications a day for a while. I did figure
out how to get the meds in his tummy without him objecting, however,
he's having trouble keeping them down so far. Tummy settling purrs and
any advice about settling kitty tummies would be greatly appreciated.

Poor baby. Lots of tummy-settling purrs on the way. You might try
yoghurt to settle it. One time I was giving Frank antibiotics, the vet
also gave me this paste with probiotics to keep his tummy from getting
upset. You might ask your vet.

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.