Kenzie is sick(er) again

On Fri, 20 Mar 2009 05:44:14 GMT, (Gandalf) wrote:

I'm afraid to give Kenzie her Tapazole dose; since I think that is what
is upsetting her tummy. She refused to eat the sardine treat I gave her


Lots of purrs coming to help her through this hard time. Ask your vet if
there is a compounding pharmacist in the area that can convert the
Tapazole into a topical cream. Then it can just be rubbed into her ear,
and it doesn't have the same effect on the stomach. It is very
expensive to have this done in my area, but I've seen others here report
that it is not much more than the normal pills.

Lots of purrs for your computer, too.

L.
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"Gandalf" wrote in message
...

I've spent 6 hours working on this 10 year old computer; it crashed or
failed to boot up at least 20 times.

The only way I got it to boot up is to use a DOS boot-up disk, and then
start the computer from the DOS prompt. The operating system and boot up
sequence must be badly damaged.

Kenzie is sick(er) again. When I got home, she had thrown up all the
food she ate. And she had eaten very little. Not from eating it too
fast, or too much; all the food was in a paste. No unchewed kibble bits.
I think it had been in her stomach for awhile. Then a little later I
saw her throwing up clear fluid, again. Small pools, 2 of them, of
clear, frothy fluid.

I gave her her liquid antibiotic, and some hairball goo. I hope it stays
down

I'm afraid to give Kenzie her Tapazole dose; since I think that is what
is upsetting her tummy. She refused to eat the sardine treat I gave her


That is NOT a good sign. Two doses of Tapazole, and she's SO sick
again.

She seemed so good last night (Wednesday) when I got home from work. She
was behaving completely normal. She even jumped up in my lap.

Damn, so much for my very expensive vet visit on Wednesday. I'm going to
call TED's office when it opens in the morning, and see what they say.

I just hate seeing my Kenzie so sick. And there's nothing I can do for
her

I am not counting on this computer working tomorrow; I'm lucky I got it
working, at all, tonight.

Purrs appreciated, of course. Thank you

Purrs in route
"Gandalf" wrote in message
...

I've spent 6 hours working on this 10 year old computer; it crashed or
failed to boot up at least 20 times.

The only way I got it to boot up is to use a DOS boot-up disk, and then
start the computer from the DOS prompt. The operating system and boot up
sequence must be badly damaged.

Kenzie is sick(er) again. When I got home, she had thrown up all the
food she ate. And she had eaten very little. Not from eating it too
fast, or too much; all the food was in a paste. No unchewed kibble bits.
I think it had been in her stomach for awhile. Then a little later I
saw her throwing up clear fluid, again. Small pools, 2 of them, of
clear, frothy fluid.

I gave her her liquid antibiotic, and some hairball goo. I hope it stays
down

I'm afraid to give Kenzie her Tapazole dose; since I think that is what
is upsetting her tummy. She refused to eat the sardine treat I gave her


That is NOT a good sign. Two doses of Tapazole, and she's SO sick
again.

She seemed so good last night (Wednesday) when I got home from work. She
was behaving completely normal. She even jumped up in my lap.

Damn, so much for my very expensive vet visit on Wednesday. I'm going to
call TED's office when it opens in the morning, and see what they say.

I just hate seeing my Kenzie so sick. And there's nothing I can do for
her

I am not counting on this computer working tomorrow; I'm lucky I got it
working, at all, tonight.

Purrs appreciated, of course. Thank you

Gandalf wrote:
Purrs appreciated, of course. Thank you

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Purrs lovingly sent from our home for your sweet Kenzie and for your
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((((((Gandalf)))))))
Kyla

"Gandalf"

I've spent 6 hours working on this 10 year old computer; it crashed or
failed to boot up at least 20 times.

The only way I got it to boot up is to use a DOS boot-up disk, and then
start the computer from the DOS prompt. The operating system and boot up
sequence must be badly damaged.

Kenzie is sick(er) again. When I got home, she had thrown up all the
food she ate. And she had eaten very little. Not from eating it too
fast, or too much; all the food was in a paste. No unchewed kibble bits.
I think it had been in her stomach for awhile. Then a little later I
saw her throwing up clear fluid, again. Small pools, 2 of them, of
clear, frothy fluid.

I gave her her liquid antibiotic, and some hairball goo. I hope it stays
down

I'm afraid to give Kenzie her Tapazole dose; since I think that is what
is upsetting her tummy. She refused to eat the sardine treat I gave her


That is NOT a good sign. Two doses of Tapazole, and she's SO sick
again.

She seemed so good last night (Wednesday) when I got home from work. She
was behaving completely normal. She even jumped up in my lap.

Damn, so much for my very expensive vet visit on Wednesday. I'm going to
call TED's office when it opens in the morning, and see what they say.

I just hate seeing my Kenzie so sick. And there's nothing I can do for
her

I am not counting on this computer working tomorrow; I'm lucky I got it
working, at all, tonight.

Purrs appreciated, of course. Thank you

(Gandalf) wrote:
She seemed so good last night (Wednesday) when I got home from work. She
was behaving completely normal. She even jumped up in my lap.

Damn, so much for my very expensive vet visit on Wednesday. I'm going to
call TED's office when it opens in the morning, and see what they say.

I just hate seeing my Kenzie so sick. And there's nothing I can do for
her

Poor Kenzie! Purrs for her. Betty used to get like this when she was
feeling nauseous - in her case because of chemotherapy. I know it's
worrying.

Gandalf wrote:
I've spent 6 hours working on this 10 year old computer; it crashed or
failed to boot up at least 20 times.

The only way I got it to boot up is to use a DOS boot-up disk, and then
start the computer from the DOS prompt. The operating system and boot up
sequence must be badly damaged.

Kenzie is sick(er) again. When I got home, she had thrown up all the
food she ate. snip


We will continue to send lots and lots of purrs,
Polonca and Soncek