Michelle,
Try not to question yourself so much, you know what is best you are her mommy maybe 2 days ago it did knock her out and today it will have a different effect 2 days ago she probally was still in a lot of pain, just sit back and watch her you will know what is best.
Cherie
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Thanks. She was trying at first, but now she will not even look at food-- any food, including her favorite baby food. She does have a bad URI now and probably can't smell anything, so I am sure that is adding on to the mouth discomfort, but I am still very worried. She does not have a pain patch-- just got pain meds 2 days ago and I felt like it really knocked her out so am afraid to give it to her again (it is a once every 48 hours drug). Maybe I should, I don't know...MichelleIn a message dated 5/13/05 8:05:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:Hi Michelle,
I second what Kerry said, when Bailey got his teeth pulled he was
pretty quite for a couple of days and he didn't eat very much he tried
but it was obviouls his mouth was sore. He had a pain patch and liquid
pain meds besides. It took a good 5 days or so before you could see his
mouth wasn't as sore anymore. I kept a close eye on him to make sure he
was eating some and after the 5 days he was pretty much back to normal.
I did give him baby food for the first couple of days because that is
something he likes and I figured it would be easy to lap up, and as I
said he did try to eat his regular cat food just not very
enthusiastically. Prayers for Gingers mouth to start feeling better soon.
Have a purrfect day
Cherie
