Update on Puddy; she's gone*9/29* see post #421

[cassiesmom]

Prayers headed your way.

From here as well.

[RockyRoad]

Oh no! Poor Puddy! Prayers are on the way that it is something easily treated and that your darling girl can come home soon. {{Hugs}}

[Barbara]

Sending all my best wishes for Puddy

[kittykatharine]

I am so sorry - I am sending prayers for dear Puddy. Like everyone has said, I hope it is nothing serious. Please keep us updated on little Puddy!

[Taz_Zoee]

Mary, I hope Puddy will be ok and checks out a-ok.

[kb2yjx]

Prayers for Puddy and hugs for her Mom....

[Donnaj4962]

Oh my, many prayers from me and my girls here in Indiana. Hope Puddy is okay, and this is something easy to treat. (((hugs))) to both of you.

[Lisacl]

I will be thinking of Puddy.

[Medusa]

She hates it. It's so neat, too, because it has a spigot just like a sink and the water flow can be controlled, so I have it streaming just as I do w/the bathroom sink for her. She isn't having it. She is so exasperating! But she got another shot on Saturday and showed improvement, so we're going back to shots twice a week. I have to pick up more syringes at Dr. Lee's today. I asked about darbopoetin and he said that it's more than double the cost of Epogen, so that isn't doable anyhow. And he said no iron shots. Iron supports red blood cells but Epogen produces them and he said that he isn't big on iron shots or supplements so no iron shots either. She's definitely nocturnal now; she's tap tap tapping on the floor all night, jumping up on the sink, jumping down, going back and forth from her food dish to under my bed to up on the sink. (Yes, I allowed her back into my bedroom at night because I can't hear what's going on w/the door closed.) All in all, I feel she's improved somewhat but she's still acting weird; the senility probably.

[Emeraldgreen]

Darned finicky cats! Do you think you could return it or would your other cats appreciate it? I once bought a pet fountain and then sold it to a friend for her cats because mine were afraid of it.
I'm glad to hear that she is back with you in your room. I'm sure she is happier being with mom. It sure must be tough on your sleep pattern though with her nocturnal activities. I guess the fact that she is active at all though is a blessing.
Does the Clindamyacin seem to be helping with the accidents?