but it's not that low grade. It's not that I know she is feverish because I take her temp. Hear ears get hot and she gets really out of it and does not want to be touched or to move. I would have noticed this for sure. In a message dated 2/2/2007 10:40:58 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i'm thinking that she might have been getting low-grade fevers for YEARS before any of this happened--i do, every night, tho i never realized it until i actually got sick with something and started monitoring it! at other times of the day, my body temperature drops down to 96 or lower..... i know you've been really aware of it since this started recently, but there might be a natural fluctuation that is being enhanced by whatever current processes are going on. and if fever hadn't been a part of this to start with, how many people would even CHECK to see if a shot of dex was affecting their cat's body temperature? usually when i'm giving dex, that's about the last thing i've ever thought about.... what i'm trying to say is that the fever might NOT be as huge a problem as some of the other things to consider at this point.
