kuhio98....

[kuhio98]

Poor widdle Cammie lost 7 teeth. She is totally miserable. She hasn't eaten anything (soft food only) or taken a drink. I took a syringe of water and shot it into her mouth to give her a little hydration. She's on liquid antibiotics twice a day. It is very bitter and she hates that too!

She lost most of her lower, front teeth so she is sticking the tip of her tongue out. It looks so cute, but she just feels so badly right now. She's curled up next to her Dadcat on the couch.

Tamara ~ I can sympathize with you on Sophia's bill. Cammie's came to almost $100 per tooth. That's more than any hooman dental bill I've ever had.

But, if will keep her from getting sick.... The vet says that she's in fantastic health for a 16-yr old girl. When Kuhio was 16 she was very fragile. Hoping that Cammie bounces back soon.

Thank you for asking. We have been over at the old house scrubbing and cleaning all morning. But, we knocked off early because we were so worried about Cammie. She was still pretty out of it this morning, but the dope is wearing off so she's much more responsive now.

[jenluckenbach]

Don't worry Cammie, you will bounce back soon!

[Glacier]

Oh, poor Cammie. I hope she's feeling better soon. Sophia was given painkillers for four days after her surgery. Maybe you could as your vet about some Metacam for her?

I wish I could get Sophia covered under my dental insurance!

[Catty1]

PT Prayers for Cammie that she feels all better soon.

Eat some soft food little one, gently, and snuggle with your Dadcat. Love and cuddles really help healing.

Gentle {{{hugs}}}

[kuhio98]

Oh, poor Cammie. I hope she's feeling better soon. Sophia was given painkillers for four days after her surgery. Maybe you could as your vet about some Metacam for her?

I asked again about pain medication (specifically Metacam) and the vet still doesn't recommend it.

[columbine]

I asked again about pain medication (specifically Metacam) and the vet still doesn't recommend it.

Vets are often reluctant to prescribe pain meds for cats, because they so often upset the stomach, and cats are reluctant to eat when they're not feeling well. Cats can't go without eating for very long without messing up their livers, so vets don't want to discourage them from eating when they're already so unlikely to eat.

[kuhio98]

Cammie is doing well. We soaked some of her favorite crunchies in water and she scarfed it all down. She is getting stronger. She has definitely lost weight, but she is a fighter -- especially when it's medicine time!