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She just fooled me again and this afternoon ate some of the dry Rx
kibble. I've been dishing up 1/4 of a cup every day in a separate bowl "just in case". She's ignored it. This afternoon she surprised me! I still primarily expect her to only want to eat soft canned food given her situation but I make the dry available, too. And yes, she's back to eating only the prescription food. I was able to get her to eat the mixture with the Sheba after a couple of servings of just Sheba. Now I've weaned her off that and she's happy to eat the prescription food. At least I know she won't throw up the Sheba food. It's the brand she ate before the Rx stuff but also before the bladder stone. One symptom of the bladder issue was vomiting and unable to use the box. Don't need a recurrence of that on top of everything else. So, she's back to eating the Rx food. Yay! She's sitting on my lap right now, purring. ![]() side last night. Woke me up this morning wanting food! She's stuck with me most of the day, wanting scritches and purring while I was reading a book. I do think the long-term pain shot they gave her is starting to wear off. I have liquid oral pain meds in pre-measured syringes to squirt in her mouth every 12 hours starting tomorrow. She won't be happy with my doing it but from previous experience she gets over that fairly quickly. The goal is no pain, continue to eat, use the box, be comfortable, be happy. And yes, please, do keep sleeping curled up next to me and waking me up asking for food. ![]() It's not a fun or easy thing to administer medication by mouth to a cat whose upper jaw is the source of the pain. I'm always afraid I'll hurt her. I mentioned that to the vet and he said I could bring her in and they'd administer the medication, no charge for the visit/service. That's nice but I am sure as heck not going to subject Buffy to the stress of being put in her carrier and driven to the vet every day! OMG, talk about stressing her out. She'd never trust me again. She'd think every minute I moved I was going to put her in the carrier. She'd find a place to hide where I'd never find her. Thanks but no thanks. I'll manage to give her the meds. Jill |
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