Thank you Dorothy. We finally found a food he likes, Recovery, picked some up today. He ate a good amount of it. I will definitely add in some water. The little dickens likes to lick up any juice from his canned food and then will eat the solid. I'm going to start weighing how much I put out too and how much he leaves behind. Where is the best place to give these shots in a cat. They will be just under the skin shots.
Lynne ----- Original Message ----- From: Dorothy Noble To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2008 1:29 PM Subject: BooBoo, etc Hi - Just a quick reply to a few things that you mentioned. The shot that you need to give daily - if it is just under the skin, it will be super easy for you. (and for the cat.) My diabetic had to have insulin injection twice daily and it is really painless. Armond, (one of my FeLV boys) never drinks water either. I always mix his wet food with lots of water and he just slurps it up. I never feed them dry based on tons of research don e with my diabetic but that's a whole other topic... Good luck with this. I can never force Armond to take anything. If I put it in his food, he just goes on a hunger strike. I have tried syringes and droppers and have ended up with punctured thumbs! Hang in there! Dorothy ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.
