I don't remember how much it costs, I don't think it was expensive. You
only need a tiny little bit to see if it helps his appetite. You need
to call your vet to ask if they think it's a good idea, why don't you
ask them when you do? Don't be the least bit uncomfortable about
calling your vet, that's what they're there for. Cricket is their
patient and they should be holding your hand and helping you through all
of this. It's human nature to want to help someone that is as caring
and concerned as you are, they shouldn't mind if you call them often for
advice.
N
wendy wrote:
About how much should it cost?
Thanks!
Wendy
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In a message dated 11/4/2005 10:33:48 AM Pacific
Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ask your vet about Cyproheptadine.
Yes, it comes in cream or pill form.
I have found it works wonders for the kitties that
aren't eating.
It's a cream that you put on the
inside of their ear to stimulate appetite. I don't
use it when a cat
acts like they are hungry, just somehow unable to
eat. If Cricket isn't
showing any interest in food a stimulant might get
him started again.
Nina
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