Hi Amy,
As so many others have said, 'welcome', but I'm sorry you had to find us.
Homer sounds like a wonderful guy and he is surely lucky to have you as a Mom!
You've received wonderful suggestions; and I think all your questions were answered except for the administration of the Interferon. It
Hi Gloria,
Thanks for thinking of us 'back east'!
Joan, I'm glad you're fine, but being in an office (windows? what are they?) with no A/C is horrible. Hoping you get through the day OK, and get home to a power-filled weekend!
Carla, are you there? New Jersey seems to have sporadic problems.
My
Hi Lisa-
I haven't had a chance yet to look at your site but I will get to
that today - thank you.
Homer is usually inside - especially since he's been not feeling
well. He may go out and sit on the patio but that's the extent of
it.
I will definitely be checking out the link to the meds.
Amy
Hey!
You GO Mittens! Sounds like things are getting better!
Just wanted you and Belinda to know that I sent my 'package' out last night while sniffing my moonflowers! The first two opened and I knew I had to use them!
Wednesday night, I gave Mojo the night off and Tommy helped me with the
Hi Julie-
I wanted to respond to your comment about being psychologically
accustomed to the outdoors - it's true, and it's another reason why
we don't make him stay in all the time. We want his life to be as
close to what he's used to as possible. I think he would be worse
inside - although I'm
Amy,
I'm glad you are getting a lot of help regarding sweet Homer. As far as his seizures go, I have just found out recently that there is little on the internet about cats with epilepsy. There is lots about canine epilepsy, though. A lady who is listowner of one of my canine epilepsy groups just
