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Caring For Your Cat / Re: Queen Eva threw up with a pink tinge
« Last post by Pookie on February 27, 2024, 11:43:55 AM »
We're going back to 0.2 and keeping her on it. No more yo-yo.

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Today has been the worst day, she's just crouching around the house. I hate that crouch.

 :(  GoodVibes  fingerscrossed she's back to herself quickly!
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Caring For Your Cat / Re: Queen Eva threw up with a pink tinge
« Last post by Middle Child on February 26, 2024, 05:21:16 PM »
We're going back to 0.2 and keeping her on it. No more yo-yo. Blood work at the end of March to check everything. I can't wait to see her back to herself! Today has been the worst day, she's just crouching around the house. I hate that crouch.
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Caring For Your Cat / Re: Queen Eva threw up with a pink tinge
« Last post by Pookie on February 26, 2024, 09:08:17 AM »
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Clearly, she needs the slightly higher dose.  Hopefully the vet will agree.   fingerscrossed
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Caring For Your Cat / Re: Queen Eva threw up with a pink tinge
« Last post by Middle Child on February 26, 2024, 08:13:20 AM »
She's slipping back again, after 10 days on the lowered dose. I have left a message for the vet to call me and put her back up to 0.2 mg this morning.  She's right back to picking at her food, and she's stopped playing again. Back to saying she wants to play, then not doing it.  And that free and easy springy trot is gone.
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Caring For Your Cat / Re: Queen Eva threw up with a pink tinge
« Last post by Pookie on February 25, 2024, 09:34:27 AM »
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Caring For Your Cat / Re: Queen Eva threw up with a pink tinge
« Last post by Middle Child on February 24, 2024, 01:07:41 PM »
By the way, the rest yesterday did us both good. She played a lot this morning, and I had an hour walk in my yard, and ran errands, and even took a little 20 minute bonus walk along the creek in the park. Later I'll have my usual late afternoon walk.
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Caring For Your Cat / Re: Queen Eva threw up with a pink tinge
« Last post by Pookie on February 24, 2024, 11:54:03 AM »
Another little update.  After I stopped the psyllium and resumed the 2nd lactulose dose she didn't poop at all for a little over 48 hours. This morning she finally had a great big poop, very firm and long, another anal gland clearing type, if she needed any additional clearing out.

I'm still watching how she moves like a hawk, at the first sign she's going back to that painful hobble, instead of that free and easy trot, I'm upping the pred again.


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Caring For Your Cat / Re: Queen Eva threw up with a pink tinge
« Last post by Middle Child on February 24, 2024, 09:44:50 AM »
Another little update.  After I stopped the psyllium and resumed the 2nd lactulose dose she didn't poop at all for a little over 48 hours. This morning she finally had a great big poop, very firm and long, another anal gland clearing type, if she needed any additional clearing out.

I'm still watching how she moves like a hawk, at the first sign she's going back to that painful hobble, instead of that free and easy trot, I'm upping the pred again.
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Caring For Your Cat / Re: Queen Eva threw up with a pink tinge
« Last post by Middle Child on February 24, 2024, 06:28:36 AM »
So maybe put a reminder on your July calendar to go over the medication regimen with D?


If I used a calendar lol. I am the little slips of paper all over the place type haha. Anyway it's very simple.  Prepare 1st meal.  Separate about 0.3 oz of the 1st meal, add the lactulose and the prednisolone, stir to mix well, dust forti flora over it and put it in front of her.  If she leaves any (she usually doesn't) dust a little more forti flora over it to ensure she gets it all.  Then put the remainder of her meal in her meal spot.

Hopefully, she won't need to know. I've medicated her cats at various times over the years when she goes away, but she goes away, on vacations, long ones. I never do that. She's a lot more casual about things than I am.

 Once I started my job at the city, and didn't have the flexibility, she started using a cattery instead. She used to try to get me to take the cats to my place, I always refused. I told her cats are happier in their own homes.  Even this time, she asked me several times wouldn't I rather she brought Queen Eva to her house and I said no, Queen Eva will be far better off, even alone, at her own house, than in a strange house with a strange cat.  Funny how some people really don't seem to understand that.

But she is a very good friend and I am grateful for her in my life. I am grateful to myself too, for her in my life, because I was the one who initiated the friendship. She responded favorably and now we've been friends for 19 years.

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Caring For Your Cat / Re: Queen Eva threw up with a pink tinge
« Last post by Pookie on February 23, 2024, 05:14:11 PM »
So maybe put a reminder on your July calendar to go over the medication regimen with D?

A nap . . . sounds nice!  And it's the weekend, so you can rest more!   thumbsup1
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