All good wishes and prayers for Sable, and all your cats, to be well. That sounds promising that Sable ate some grownup food this morning.
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All good wishes and prayers for Sable, and all your cats, to be well. That sounds promising that Sable ate some grownup food this morning.
Paws crossed for Sable to overcome what ails her and be up and about and into her usual routine in no time.
And for no others to catch "what ever it is."
Hugs to you and Kevin.
It's still touch and go with Sable. One day she'll eat and the next she won't. She is now hanging her head at the water bowl. I conveyed this to our vet yesterday and he said the shots she is given makes them more thirsty and urinate more. Her blood work came back excellent so no worries of diabetes or anything.
The good thing is she is so easy to pill. I just keep popping antibiotics and pain meds and hope she gets through this. So far no symptoms in the others so one can only hope.
When you say that Sable is hanging her head, do you mean as a horse does and as my Boo did? See attached pic. In this pic it appears as though he's looking at something but he isn't. He sat w/his head hanging like this and my vet felt that it was because he was in pain. The Metacam helps a lot but he still does it on occasion. I sure hope that your sweet Sable isn't in too much pain. :love:
No it's not quite like that. Also we do have her on pain meds. She actually is laying down with chin rested on edge of water bowl. It's like she's thirsty and doesn't want to venture too far. She isn't doing it all the time, but I hadn't noticed this until after the vet visit. I do believe it may have to do with the shot making her more thirsty. I didn't realize this until our vet explained it could have that effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Medusa
More prayers and love, and a candle for Sable too: http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/...ng&cid=9110500
And one for you and all your household, K&L: http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/...ng&cid=9110512
I hope that Sable continues to improve and will recover quickly. Lots more prayers and positive thoughts are being sent her way.