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  1. #1
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    Good Lord, my heart goes out to you! I would be a complete wreck!

    Why oh why, would you let an animal suffer like that? Can the pain medication cause any harm?

    I am with you Kim, keep him calm and give him time to heal.

    I think once he is feeling better he will calm down and be his old self.

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    Actually Kim, I have two crates. I got tired of carrying the one crate from
    room to room downstairs. I also used them when I had a new cat to introduce
    to the others. I wish I could send you one. I don't plan on ever adopting
    another. Five is enough for me.
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    Poor Pouncer. How is he feeling today?
    ~Kimmy, Zam, Logan, Raptor, Nimrod, Mei, Jasper, Esme, & Lucy Inara
    RIP Kia, Chipper, Morla, & June

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    LOL Lizbud... I have two crates, and one bunny cage. I had Angel in the smaller crate, and she made a HUGE mess. She spilled her water everywhere, the litter mixed with it, and then she dipped her beautiful plumy tail in it... now she has concrete for a tail. Considering how much she FEARS water and the bathroom, I'm going to try to work the litter out a bit at a time. I moved her to the bigger crate, and now I KNOW I can't stick Pouncer in the smaller crate. He'd be worse than she was!

    Pouncer is doing GREAT in the bedroom alone. He's spending his time under the bed, and is being such a good boy. I went in, and pulled him out from under the bed. He let me sit there and cradle him like a baby, and just melted as I rubbed his tummy and ears. THAT'S the boy I know and love... not the sceaming wild creature from last night!

    I have not given him any more pain pills. I might later, but for now, he seems content and not in pain. He even walked around a bit when I was in the room (well, he hobbled over to his food dish.)

    Question: Does Baytril cause thirstiness? He drank an alarming amount of water last night. I was THRILLED to see the pee bsicuits in his litterbox (just in case you don't know, he's been straining to pee lately, and its been confirmed tat he has crystals) but I was shocked to see how much water he drank. At first I checked to se if it spilled... nope, he drank it all!

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    Kim, I'm so sorry to hear about your poor Pouncer. I was able to watch the video and all of my cats seemed upset by his screams and I was too. I'm glad to hear that he's doing much better and I can't believe that the vet suggested not to give him any pain meds. When Starr had his surgery he was on pain meds once a day for 10 days. They also help them relax and sleep so I'd give them to him at night.

    I haven't heard anything about Baytril causing an animal to become more thirsty but maybe he's extra thirsty from being sedated. Starr was also very thirsty and my vet said it was from the anesthesia. I'm also sorry to hear that Pouncer has crystals. Since he's so young it may be caused by stress. Hopefully he won't continue to have this problem. Please get better soon Pouncer and take care Kim. (((HUGS)))

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    baytril

    There is a note in this information this medication can cause crystals in urine. Nothing about excessive thirst.
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    Sorry I missed this, but I am glad to see that he is improving. Sounds like you have your hands full. I will keep good thoughts of you and all your recouperating little ones.


    Thanks so much kittycats_delight for the beautiful siggy and avatar of my kids!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Craftlady
    baytril

    There is a note in this information this medication can cause crystals in urine. Nothing about excessive thirst.
    He's on the Baytril to DISSOLVE the crystals!!!

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    I am so glad to hear that he's doing better. What an awful time you have had lately.

    Poor Pouncer, poor mom, poor you!

    (((((hugs))))) to all of you!
    Loving meowmie to Archy & Binky (RIP my sweet boy 10/13/10)

    =^..^=

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