Thank you, Belinda.  Ginger was eating a little like that until 2 days ago and now will not even look at food-- she runs to the other end of the room when I put it in front of her.  That is actually why I am feeling hopeless.  But maybe it is just the combination of her mouth hurting, the trauma of surgery, and the URI.  I hope that is all it is, and that she recovers from it. I am worried that she has something like leukemia or diffuse lymphoma or something like that.
 
I forgot to have her tested for bartonella. I will ask the internist to do that on Monday. Maybe that is what it is...
 
Michelle
 
In a message dated 5/13/05 1:46:46 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
wanted to put him to sleep when he tested
positive, she said he wouldn't recover.  In my mind he had a cold and
that wasn't a reason to euthanize not to mention he was my baby, a big
momma's boy.  So I told her to give me antibiotics and took him home. 
He didn't eat very good but I kept bugging him and I didn't have a
computer or know about syringe feeding so I would just put food in front
of him constantly and he would eat a little but he didn't eat much and
he was very sick.  His poor little nose was all snotty and I know he
couldn't smell anything.  Thankfully he ate enough to not get HL, but he
had this URI for over 5 weeks before it cleared up, he was on
antiobiotics for over 3 weeks.  He looked awful BUT he did recover and
lived 3 more years before anemia took him.
 

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