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Thread: UPDATE again - Mishi's Across the Bridge :(

  1. #76
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    I am so sorry...

    What does the Enusol do?

    Mishi, please eat for your mom...would you like baby food?

    HUGS and I hope Mishi feels playful for a while yet!
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    Yes, it is a tough decision to make...but as long as Mishi is eating, and at this stage of the game, I'd let him have ANYTHING that he wants...I am sure seeing both cats playing made you happy! I know I had to smile when I read that!!! Prayers and hugs...
    Nine is Fine!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Catty1
    What does the Enusol do?
    It's a stool softener. I've learned that kidney cats will get constipated because their bodies leech water from every source. Once we get him eating somewhat normally again, I'll have to monitor his output.

    Quote Originally Posted by Catty1
    Mishi, please eat for your mom...would you like baby food?
    I'll be picking some up for him today along with Fancy Feast. A friend told me Fancy Feast is the MacDonald's of cat food, but if he's going to eat it .... right now I'm letting him eat anything he will eat.

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    I'm so sorry to hear this. My Peeka had acute kidney failure, different, obviously from chronic renal failure. But when she stopped eating and then her eyes and inside of her ears became jaundiced, it was clear that her liver was shutting down, too. I hope that helps you any when it comes time to do what you know you have to. I didn't want my Peeka to suffer and I know you feel the same way about Mishi, bless him. Lots of prayer power going out to you both nonetheless.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedHedd
    I'll be picking some up for him today along with Fancy Feast. A friend told me Fancy Feast is the MacDonald's of cat food, but if he's going to eat it .... right now I'm letting him eat anything he will eat.
    Fancy Feast Gourmet Chicken is doing wonders at my house these days.
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    Our vet once said that for some strange reason, kidney cats seem to LOVE Mac Donald's french fries!! I brought some home once and WOW!!! did they go!!
    Nine is Fine!!

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    When we first met for dinner my friend, we both tried to talk about our "heart cats", my Sunny and your Goldie... we both knew and couldn't really talk any more, didn't have to. My Sunshine ate jarred baby food at the end and loved it and of course loved me - as all our babies do. You are not alone in this.

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    Our vet once said that for some strange reason, kidney cats seem to LOVE Mac Donald's french fries!! I brought some home once and WOW!!! did they go!!
    Maybe it's all the salt? Have you ever seen the staff use the salt shaker on that thing? WOW! But that might make the cats drink more water, to flush it out of the system.

    Bless little Mishi and all heart cats...I have one, and know there will be a day...

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    Well, If it is true that the end is near, to know that you played with your sister today should be comforting.

    Have you asked the vet if canned a/d might help Mishi eat. It seems to be very palatable.

    RH, cuddle that boy for all that you are worth. Those (and many other) memories will be with you forever. (and take pictures......skinny or not, you will be glad you have them)
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    My Puddy LOVES salt and vinegar potato chips. I give her teeny weeny bites and Dr. Lee said "Hey, the salt will make her drink more water and she needs the fluids." But I was giving them to her because I feared she wouldn't be around much longer and I wanted to give her anything she wanted and that she could keep down. She still loves them and, although I don't buy them that often, when I do and she hears me rustling that bag, she comes running. Give your baby what he wants. At this point, it couldn't hurt, could it?
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    Georgia, I'm sorry to hear that Mishi may be near the end. Please give him some kisses and scritches for me. I'm sure he'll let you know when it's time. Please take care. (((HUGS)))

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    Each day is different

    Yesterday Mishi was so down and depressed I was afraid it was his last. I picked up some appetite stimulants from the vet and then gave him some Fancy Feast in a crystal bowl. He woke me this morning at 5:30 wanting to play. He even knocked over a glass of Crystal Light that was on my nightstand, so I had to get up to clean it up. Then he wanted water from the bathtub faucet and then food! He's bouncing around, almost like his former self.

    He even squawked when I gave him his sub-Q's then went and hid for a bit, ate and now he's at his usual Sunday morning place on my pillow in the bedroom where he can watch the birds through the window.

    Because he's been eating a bit and hasn't pooped, I did give him a low dose of Enulose so he doesn't get constipated, but he seems much more comfortable today.

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    I would assume that it is normal for them to have good days and bad days.
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    Yay, Mishi Orangie! Way to have a good day! Please eat a lot for your mum, she loves you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Catty1
    I am so sorry...

    What does the Enusol do?

    Quote Originally Posted by RedHedd
    It's a stool softener.

    Jack is on Enulose for his mega colon problem. Jack gets so constipated that no amount of pumpkin, laxitone, or enulose seem to make much difference. Glad it seems to be working for someone though.

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