Jim is HOME!

Speaking of peeing in the WRONG places.....:eek: Jim hasn't been home even 24 hours when first thing this morning I woke up to a spray spot on my closet door. But It WASN'T Jim!!! I am fairly certain it was Sterling. I guess Sterling wasn't so happy to see Jim back again. :rolleyes:

I actually think the 2 of them have spraying feuds. One day (several weeks ago) they were caught, one right after the other, peeing at the same area.

But, back to Jim's recovery. he seems so quiet since his return. Not sure if it the result of the whole ordeal, or if it is the new clomicalm medicine. (Which by the way I gave up trying to give to Sterling. I need to find a way to deliver it WITHOUT the cats tasting it!! I am going to try pill pockets -even tho it is not a pill- )

Welcome home, Jim! Your meowmie missed you!

Jen - my cats didn't like the Omega oil mixed into their wet food...so I have to add some 'stinky' wet food into it! :)

Maybe that might work for Sterling?

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Originally Posted by Catty1

Jen - my cats didn't like the Omega oil mixed into their wet food...so I have to add some 'stinky' wet food into it! :)

Maybe that might work for Sterling?

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I tried this with Storm and he refused to take the clomicalm. It must really taste horrible.

Jen, I'm sorry to hear that Sterling has started spraying again:( and I hope that Jim will continue to do well.:)

I don't think Jim is feeling too well. All he does is lay. :( I might ask the vet to have a look at him today.

Oh poor Jim. I'm sorry to hear he doesn't seem too good. The girls will not uncross their paws yet.

Jen, I'm sorry to hear this.:( It might be a reaction the clomicalm. I know that when Storm took it he was very sleepy for the first few days. My vet told me that if this continued, then we would have to decrease the doseage. I sure hope that it's nothing serious. I'll continue to keep him in my thoughts and prayers.

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Originally Posted by krazyaboutkatz

It might be a reaction the clomicalm.

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Yes, maybe his dosage needs to be adjusted. One of the things I like about Clomicalm is that it calms my cats w/out drugging them, unlike amitryptilene or buspar.

Awe... hope Jim is ok. Poor boy.

I've been giving Furbee her clavamox pill dipped in that "ready to eat" cheesecake stuff that is in the coolwhip looking container. She LOVES it!!! Normally she is horrendous to pill, but after trying yoghurt, which didn't cling well enough, I saw that container that I bought and thought, hmmmm... I can share with Furbee!! ;) :D

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Originally Posted by krazyaboutkatz

Jen, It might be a reaction the clomicalm.

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Actually, this is EXACTLY what I began thinking this morning. So I did not have the vet look at him today. Now that I am home, I am almost possitive this was his biggest problem. I think we will "table" the clomicalm until I am certain he is better from this episode.