Hideyo, I will keep Ruby E (and success for you in catching her!) in my prayers. Please keep us posted.
:) Wendy --- Hideyo Yamamoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, RubyE is one of my very feral girl --- I had > taken her to do the > dental about a month or two ago because she couldn't > eat much and > started to lose a lot of weight.. after the dental > work, she had been > doing so great! Eating and seem very very happy and > that made me so > happy! > > But I noticed that she does not seem to be doing too > well for the past > couple of weeks, she does not want to eat much and > started to lose > weight (seems), and does not want to move too much.. > and yesterday, her > hind legs seemed to be a bit weak as she had lost > balance when getting > up (but she can walk find, seems) -- > > I made an appointment to take her yesterday, but > couldn't catch her and > did not want to stree her so I did not pursuit. But > I talked to my AC, > Jasmine who talked to RubyE--- something is going on > - and she kept > seeming some type of worms.. and her digestive > system is very week and > RubyE does not feel like she can cure on her own.. > but she is so afraid > of going to the vet (Jasmine thinks that she > associates "vet" with > "death" -- she must have been euthanized at the vet > in the past > life...or something, she said).. they have to > anethazie her to even look > at her as she is so feral. > > I am so worried about her, I went to get a fish net > so that I could > catch her if I can't catch her with a blanket --- > everyone, please pray > for RubyE that she is going to be ok, and everything > is going to work > out just fine, if I have to catch her with a blanket > or fish net... and > if they anetheize her.. she has had very rough time > since she was a > baby.. and I wanted to make sure that I do everthing > I can to help her.. > > Thank you for your prayers in advance! > > Hideyo > > _____ > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of catatonya > Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 6:07 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Lucy-- refusing raw food now > > > I'm sure it is. lol. And I'm sure my cats' portions > don't come out to a > cup each. I'm just saying that I think Lucy is > eating enough for right > now, and I hope Michelle is just being overly > worried for no reason > while Lucy is snickering behind her back waiting to > get the food she > wants. > > t > > Marylyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > EVO is a lot more concentrated and filling > (according to Kitty) > than a lot of other foods. > > > > > > > If > you have men > who will exclude any of God's creatures > > from the > shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men > who > > will deal > likewise with their fellow man. > > St. Francis > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > To: [email protected] > Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 6:36 PM > Subject: Re: Lucy-- refusing raw food now > > > Ah, I wish I could drink taquila, but I have > gastritis > (raw stomach lining) and so can not drink any > alcohol. Would be nice > though! (though i think taquila tastes horrible, > actually!) > > Lucy never eats as much as the other cats. But > when she > was eating the raw food she ate about 4 bowls full > per day. Maybe it is > just a lot more water, though, and she is getting > the same amount of > food today, approximately, I don't know. > > A measuring cup per cat is actually a lot of dry > food-- > way more than two small handfuls. I would guess she > ate less than 1/4 > cup of the EVO today plus the baby food and spoonful > or wet. You are > right that it is enough not to be worried about a > lot of weight loss or > HL or anything like that. I just worry that it is a > trend, and I worry > about what to give her in the morning since she > seems to be crossing > everything off her list after one meal. But I guess > I will just see > what she wants in the morning and worry about it > then. > > I seriously was convinced that there was something > wrong > with Ginger about two weeks ago because she was > eating way less than > usual and covered up (or pantomimed it, anyway) > everything I offered > her, including lots of favorites. I finally realized > that I had run out > of a recent favorite canned food and went and bought > more of it, and she > started eating a lot again! But only wants that one > food! She and > Patches both did this to me at the same time about > two months ago-- > first they both got obessed with Wellness chicken > and herring canned > food and stopped eating anything else. So I bought a > case of it and they > went through the whole case. So I bought another > whole case of it. And > wouldn't you know they changed their minds as soon > as I brought it home > and would not eat even a bite of it! To this day > they don't want it. > Now all Ginger wants is chunky chicken and rice by > Pro Plan. But to see > her disgust with all my other offerings, you would > have thought she was > generally repulsed by food. And Lucy is generally > way way pickier than > the other two, so I realize this may just be a > protest of the menu on > her part. > > Michelle > > In a message dated 1/23/2006 7:18:51 P.M. Eastern > Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > > I don't know Michelle. Most of my cats are on > the rather 'plump' side, and they don't eat that > much. Are you sure she > normally eats lots more than this, or are you just > maybe paying more > attention to what she's eating since she's been > sick? A jar of baby > food, a spoon of wet food, and even two small > handfuls of EVO should be > enough that she's not particularly hungry in my > opinion......... > > I put out 5 small, ceramic bowls of kibble for 7 > cats every day. And they don't even eat all of that > before the next > day. And most of them are 'obese' like their mom, > lol, but it doesn't > really seem like they eat that much. It has to work > out to maybe a > measuring cup per cat, if it's even that much. And > 2 of mine are over > === message truncated === __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
