Serious question re my meezer Coco Puff *Update 4/25; Pidge not doing well; post #140

[Medusa]

Get well soon little Coco. Your meowmie will protect and take care of you. She would NEVER let anything bad happen to you so just trust her. She's aweful worried bout you
Not to make light of anything but perhaps you could use a giggle...I just had to LOL when you said he told you his name was Raoul. Now who would have guessed a South American Siamese? I suspect Argentinian since he's SO handsome and suave..not to mention a lover!

Thoughts and positive thoughts to all of you. Your other kitties sound stressed out by this too.
Claudia

Yes, he's always been such a lover boy. I can see him being a sauve Argentinian. LOL

The other cats came running when they heard his loud meow for the first time. I think they may have thought that there was a new cat in the house. And when Pidge pooped in the dining room, well, I was shocked to say the least because she's such a stickler for making her way to the litter box, even though she's a 19 year old heart patient. I could certainly forgive her if she had an accident but when I thought about it, I seem to remember her doing this once when Puddy got so sick, too. It's as though it's her reaction to stress and she just can't hold it in. She's back to normal now, though, and she slept w/me most of the night as she has since discovering her cardiomyopathy.

[SharkL8y]

I sure hope Coco Puff (a.k.a. Raoul-it's like an undercover spy alias) is better soon. Bless his little meezer heart, of course he's scared. I'm saying a little prayer for him that this is just temporary and he'll be hearing and booping again really soon.

Hugs from Houston,
Dj, Brie and Scutter

[Anikaca77]

Prays are being sent for Coco Puff. I sure hope he feels better soon.

Melissa

[Prairie Purrs]

Good to hear that Coco Puff is calmer. I certainly hope that means that his hearing is beginning to come back. Many healing wishes for Coco Puff!

[Medusa]

I was just on the phone w/a client and Coco walked into the room and meowed and she said "Goodness, he wants out!" I said "Well, all my cats are indoor cats so he isn't going anywhere" and she said "He's so loud!" Oh shoot, if she says that and she's not even in the room, then I'm not imagining how loud he is. I've noticed that he doesn't like ear scritchies right now so that area must be sensitive.

[Catty1]

She also may not be accustomed to Meezer Talk! Hugs and prayers to you and Raoul!

[Donnaj4962]

I am just now seeing this thread.... my prayers to you and Coco Puff. I hope he is better soon.

I have noticed in the past 6 months that Tabby's meow (she's 20 years old!) has gotten much louder also. She even sounds like she is crying out in pain, which is scary! And when I come into the house at night, even though she is sleeping on the bed just inside the front door, she doesn't hear me. I always have to go wake her up. So I know her hearing is goiing (maybe gone). She still plays, eats, pees and poops, so I am not overly concerned about it.

Just wanted to let you know that I understand what you are going through. Hang in there.