Ed, exams and excrement?

**catmandu** · 12-13-2013, 09:15 AM

Thank You Richard for that story , and we are so glad that there is nothing wrong with the Edster!!!

Many Happy Meeows and a Mery Pet Mas to you from the Found Cat Hotel.

**katladyd** · 12-13-2013, 01:25 PM

The indignity! You tell 'em, Edster!

**maid25cats** · 12-14-2013, 01:44 PM

That story had me laughing.

i dont feed mine before the visit.I learned my lesson

My sweet little Angel (NOT) ...left a nice mushie,stinky

pile on the table for that horrible man that manhandling her.
The smell stayed long after the "Present" was removed from the room

Glad to hear the cosequin is helping the Edster

just curious ...I bought the one they sell at the Vitamin shoppe.
I started her on it last Saturday.she "Clicks' when she walks.

Are you giving him the pills or did he get a shot?

**smokey the elder** · 12-16-2013, 10:10 AM

I'm glad Edster is OK. That reminds me of how TicTac (RB) used to always poop in his carrier. The vet always had a VERY fresh sample to check for any intestinal "guests".

**RICHARD** · 12-18-2013, 01:49 PM

Ask I type this, the Edster is asleep on my thigh....

Thanks, yes he is doing better and walks about - more than before - he does this 'house patrol' and walks about.

I do notice that he does have a little limp when he pivots and torques back legs.

He's going for his annual exam in the next few weeks, so his vet can look at him again.

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The cosequin is a feline brand I bought from PetSmart via the internet. Again, I really didn't think that this was going to do him any good but, man!

It's almost as if he has been rejuventated. The pills are gelcaps that need to be opened up and sprinkled on his food. The dosage is based on weight and after you get the desred results, you can cut the dosage to one caplet, every other day, for maintenance.