UPDATE on Callie's murmur

[sandragonfly]

oh hugs! I'm so glad to hear it's not more than hyperthyroidism -
I've had to give my cat a pill for three weeks before, works fine witt tiny-bit butter so it slips down quickly. then later on, you can move it into food?

give much much scrigges for them from me and know they are thought by all of us! and (((the worry meowmie)))

[krazyaboutkatz]

I'm glad that you now know what Callie's and Shadow's problem is and pilling them once a day should become easier with time. Hopefully the meds will do the trick and keep them healthy for many years to come. Sunny send more headbumpies and kisses to his sweetheart Callie.

[Pawsitive Thinking]

Can only echo what the others have said - hope the meds work on your babies

[orangemm]

Thank goodness you have an answer! Now comes the tricky part (at least for me it would be!) with the pills. Well, what must be done HAS to be done. I'm sure they will get somewhat used to it.

I'll still be praying for Callie (and Shadow, too!) to get better very soon. (and for meowmie to have an easy time with those pills)

Hugs!

[smokey the elder]

If you follow the pill with a treat chaser, hopefully she'll associate the pill with the treat.

In humans hyperthyroidism can cause irregular heartbeat; I imagine the same is true in cats. I hope this will get resolved.

Tapazole is a tiny pill.