Sounds like ur vet is trying to get her to get rid of any infection. In
terms of eating, I think ur vet is right on-give her anything she'll eat.
Some things I've used are Gerber stage2 ham, or turkey or beef (has no
garlic or onion-just plain); tuna water (from can); yogurt is good if
she'll
I was confused by the cerenia because she is not vomiting but my vet said maybe
she is nauseous and that could be adding to her not wanting to eat. She did
mention it's 4 or 5 days on/off. Someone else suggested pepcid, which I thought
was odd but will bring it up
to my vet.
Thanks for the
My vet told me to combine yoogurt and baby food pumpkin. the yogurt calms the
somach and the pumpkin gives fiber to help get the colon back to normal action.
Dawn Morrison dlmgreen1...@yahoo.com wrote:
I was confused by the cerenia because she is not vomiting but my vet said
maybe she
after the line about Pepcid, I got a bunch of gibberish, combination of numbers
and letters and symbols. what happened?
Dawn Morrison dlmgreen1...@yahoo.com wrote:
I was confused by the cerenia because she is not vomiting but my vet said
maybe she is nauseous and that could be adding
Dee, there are better anti-nausea meds for cats. A good one is ondansetron
(generic for Zofran). Your vet has to write an Rx for it. Typcal dose is 1
mg 2-3 times/day. Check around as prices vary a lot between pharmacies.
Original Strength Pepcid AC is used for cats with excess stomach
I found something that works grat however I doubt seriouly you would even
put the word out that it did work, but it was simple, it is called
colloidal silver, and I also give them Limu now also to keep them healthy.
It cured bother of my cats with FL and FA, and it has kept the others from
getting
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