Those are great suggestions, that I haven't heard of - I've got to
remember that!
Gloria
On Aug 30, 2005, at 3:16 PM, maimaipg wrote:
Valium was prescribed by my vet for Ebony when he was in the
process of
leaving this world. It helped a lot. High protein foods appealed
to him
the
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Welcome back, Cherie!
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WooHoo I finally got a messageI
Valium was prescribed by my vet for Ebony when he was in the process of
leaving this world. It helped a lot. High protein foods appealed to him
the most--salmon, eggs, chicken and turkey. In very small pieces of course
and small amounts at a time so as not to overwhelm him. Try Willard Water
Hi Lisa!
Have you tried giving him a little l-lysine? If he's having a problem
smelling his food (one reason that he may not want to eat), then lysine
might help clear up anything sinus-wise (and maybe even eye-wise) so
that he can smell his food again!
That said, you may want to try anything
I have found that mine like Gerbers better than Beechnut, probably because it is junkier!
Michelle
Also try the liver shake, posted recently. Cirpiheptidine, also called something else I can not remember, is an appetite stimulant that works very well with some cats. And if he really is not eating, I would syringe feed him some to get food into him. It often jump starts their appetite too,
Hi Lisa,
I can hear the panic in your voice and how very much you love your
Kitty. You are right, you need to get him to eat. It is wonderful
that he has been so healthy and has a few extra pounds to help him
maintain right now. He is in danger of HL if he goes without eating
anything in
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From: Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 5:55 PM
Subject: Re: Won't EatPlease Help
Hi Lisa,
I can hear the panic in your voice and how very much you love your
Kitty. You are right, you need to get him to eat. It is wonderful
that he has
WooHoo I finally got a messageI will give my two cents on a subject I am assuming is still open...I use cooked hamburger, or 95% raw hamburger...also you can try yogart, plain
I am excited to be backyeah
Cherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have found that mine like Gerbers better than
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Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 3:55 PM
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Subject: Re: Won't EatPlease Help
Hi Lisa,
I can hear the panic in your voice and how very much you love your
Kitty. You are right, you need to get him
might trycatnip (organic or a plant if you can find it). I have used both withfrightened, angry, upset cats successfully.- Original Message - From: "Nina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: <FELVTALK@FELINELEUKEMIA.ORG>Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 5:55 PMSubject: Re: Won't Eat.
keep putting it on your finger or syringing it, he may get his desire
to eat back once he gets some food into him and starts feeling better.
you are right overweight kitties are more suseptable to getting HL and a
lot faster than a normal weight cat might. Getting food into him right
away
several
times. Ideas only. Maybe one will work for you.
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From: Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, August 30, 2005 9:11 PM
Subject: Re: Won't EatPlease Help
keep putting it on your finger or syringing it, he may get his
And sour cream off your finger. Simon loved that for a while even when he would not eat other things.
Michelle
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