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On Behalf Of Cherie A GabbertSent: Friday, March 18, 2005 2:42
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The ears do not smell, so I would opt for dirty. The vomit was food now it
is just liquid she drinks alot of water afterwards
No I did not get some of his old food. Last night I
did get him to eat food, and this morning he did eat, I have him closed in the
cat room right now, tiring to help him get some peace and quiet. I hope he will
be ok also.
Cherie Gabbert[EMAIL PROTECTED]
well, then it's just keeping him well supplied w/fresh water and food and a nice quiet (small, just the one room) environment and keeping a weather eye on him. If you and your son can take turns having quiet time in there with him - a nap or a session with a good book - over the weekend, that will
If his ears feel hot, he could have a temperature. The house-call vet
is a good idea, at least call a vet to get some professional
suggestions. The type of vomit could tell us something. Is it mostly
yellowish liquid, or does it have undigested food in it. Did you get
some of the food he's
I tend to agree I just can not get her here until MondayYesterday was a surprise on us all, then the kitty came in two hours earlier.Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
sometimes it takes a few rounds for a hairball to actually make it out via vomiting hmm I think a house-call vet fo
sometimes it takes a few rounds for a hairball to actually make it out via vomiting hmm I think a house-call vet for a thorough once-over would be a good ideaCherie A Gabbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The ears do not smell, so I would opt for dirty. The vomit was food now it is just liquid s
All the animals drink bottled water.tamara stickler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Cherie,
It could take some time to get over the stress of the trip, but if the vomitting is excessive, I'd try to get a mobile vet to come and give him the once-over. New homes can be really scary and take some time
The ears do not smell, so I would opt for dirty. The vomit was food now it is just liquid she drinks alot of water afterwardsdefinately not a hairball.Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The muck in his ears could easily be ear mites - I would get him to the vet next week for a check up i
The muck in his ears could easily be ear mites - I would get him to the vet next week for a check up if he is OK through the weekend, with the quiet to settle in. What is in the vomit? If it looks like it could be a hairball trying to get out - try some of the hairball goop. The heating pad is a
Cherie,
It could take some time to get over the stress of the trip, but if the vomitting is excessive, I'd try to get a mobile vet to come and give him the once-over. New homes can be really scary and take some time to adjust. (Are you giving filtered water? When I moved from a home with a wel
Nina,
Yes his ears are hot, they have been hot since I picked him up yesterday.
CherieNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Cherie,It could certainly be stress from the trip and relocation. If he came to you in that condition, who knows what his care has been like. I'm praying it isn't IBD, but it's way
Cherie,
It could certainly be stress from the trip and relocation. If he came
to you in that condition, who knows what his care has been like. I'm
praying it isn't IBD, but it's way to soon to know that. I would keep
him isolated, warm and comfortable. You might want to think about
making a
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