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Thread: Sydney wobbling: Diarrhea gone, doing much better! (see #55)

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    How wonderful Sydney is so much improved! Prayers for complete healing!
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    Thank you, Pinot's Mom and Oscar and Cole's Mom!
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    Thanks for keeping us updated. I'm so glad to hear that he's already showing improvement. I hope he'll continue to do so. I'll continue to keep him in my thoughts and prayers.

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    Reading of Sydney's improvement makes me so happy! Better and better, Pat.
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    Thank you, kak and Mary!

    He continues to do well! I'll keep you all posted.

    Love from Sydney, Pat, and the rest of the gang
    I meant," said Ipslore bitterly, "what is there in this world that truly makes living worthwhile?"
    Death thought about it.
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    Uh oh..

    Something is not right since this afternoon. Now Sydney has been leaving little dribbles of diarrhea around. He'll step into the litter box with his front feet, but with back feet still on the floor outside he does a standing squat like he's straining to get something out. A tiny bit comes out but not enough to be anywhere near a full load. Then he goes somewhere else and tries again. Sometimes half into a box, sometimes on the floor.

    I had to put him in the bathroom again, so at least the space he can dribble onto is somewhat limited. He HATES being confined in there again! And since he has improved greatly on his mobility, he does his best to slip out any time I want to go in there for any reason.

    He's also not as interested in his food as he had been the last couple of days. He threw up a lot of his earlier meal, and he just hasn't wanted much this evening.

    He's gotten his med and his steroids and his fluids on schedule.

    So looks like I will be giving Dr. Bill another call when his clinic opens at 9:30 am tomorrow..
    I meant," said Ipslore bitterly, "what is there in this world that truly makes living worthwhile?"
    Death thought about it.
    CATS, he said eventually. CATS ARE NICE.

    -- Terry Pratchett (1948—2015), Sourcery

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    I hope this is a reaction to all the meds...at least he is getting mobile enough to be a door darter!

    Prayers that there is a simple answer. Have you collected a sample to take in to the vet? It could be something totally unrelated to his wobbles.

    HUGS and scritchies for dear Sydney.
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