Guest guest Posted September 11, 2006 Report Posted September 11, 2006 Oh Mel the poor baby - how old is she and why isn't she allowed dry food anymore. My two are on Kidney diet food for the rest of their lives and very rarely get wet food, but I sometimes come into the kitchen and find one or the other stealing any extra morsels of Scooters food. I have decided that when I go on holidays and they go to the kitty resort hotel, that I let them eat whatever everyone else has before they have to come home to their plain old diet. I hope she gets over today's incident soon. Has she got some meds to help relieve her symptoms. Give her pats from me Ciao Cherie > > > > > Poor Daisy has just returned from a very stressful trip to the vets > (mainly due to s crazy driving!) and the bad news of arthritis. > > We had a very nasty lightening strike & extreme thunder about two hours > ago and it frightened her so much she took off running, slipped on the > floor and proceeded to drag her poor back legs behind her for a bit. So > clever girl threw her in the car and off to the vet for the > diagnosis I already suspected... she is getting old. > > No more dry cat food... how on earth we are going to live through this I > do not know. She is totally addicted and is now not allowed any at all > from now on. The next few weeks are going to be hell! > > Mel > Quote
Guest guest Posted September 11, 2006 Report Posted September 11, 2006 She is twelve. Yes, I too am a bit perplexed as I thought that dry food was actually better for cats than wet food. Oh well... we will give a try and see what happens. An injection every week for four weeks and daily medicine, with any luck it might get a bit of her spare tyre off her having two small meals a day instead of all the grazing she does. Poor Bella is going to suffer as she always nibbles on the dry food as well... how can I give it to her and not Daisy, its all a bit difficult... Daisy will eat Bella's. Oh the trails and tribulations of it all. Mel > >> > > > > > > > Poor Daisy has just returned from a very stressful trip to the vets> > (mainly due to s crazy driving!) and the bad news of > arthritis.> > > > We had a very nasty lightening strike & extreme thunder about two > hours> > ago and it frightened her so much she took off running, slipped on > the> > floor and proceeded to drag her poor back legs behind her for a > bit. So> > clever girl threw her in the car and off to the vet for the> > diagnosis I already suspected... she is getting old.> > > > No more dry cat food... how on earth we are going to live through > this I> > do not know. She is totally addicted and is now not allowed any at > all> > from now on. The next few weeks are going to be hell!> > > > Mel> >> Quote
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