Recent Content by IzzysfureverMom

As @Alldara mentioned above watch body condition. Alldara posted chart above and it is also available in other posts on TCS. Calories intake has many variables and can vary greatly from cat to cat. I find watching body condition and weighing them to be the best indicators of how many kcals they...

Mine definitely sensed changes. Your preparing a nursery and they are always alert for that. Our cat was older as well when our first was born. I would recommend allowing your kitty to be included in what ever is going on with the baby and not isolated from the baby. That way you can monitor...

Thank you! I am laughing incredibly hard right now😂 that I'm crying.Weeing would be a problem, but the WEEDS can an issue too!♥️

Yep you don't know a really difficult cat to pill untill you have one. Before Izzy's asthma diagnosis vet wanted me to try a antihistamine. And #1 smelled god awful #2 you would have thought she was a panther #3 She was getting coughing fits( asthma) from me trying, So was it worth the stress to...

Sunny and 78 F

More weeding outside.

My avatar boy looked a lot like a Russian Blue and had traits of a Chartreux and Russian Blue. So I'd say Russian Blue, but I have always adopted and I do not see that ever changing.

Morning coffee. Like neely gave coffee ( and anything else with caffeine) when pregnant and nursing

I had gotten rid of all gums except agar agar. Plus brewers yeast, peas, potatoes and a couple others. A veterinary nutritionist that a family member knows suggested dropping the agar agar and that did the job. She believes there is a connection between IBD and all these gums, but no studies on...

No ringworm does not go away on its own. Ringworm will spread to other animals and people as well.So I would seek treatment immediately.

Welcome to you and your cutie Pippen.

If your cat is gagging/ coughing repeatedly and not bringing up a hairball he /she needs to be seen by a vet. Many people pass these events off as a hairball issue. Cats that gag or cough like this even when they stop and start repeatedly in cycles are very possibly having flare ups in an asthma...

Mine cat has trouble with thickeners as well and so much cat food contains a lot of thickeners. Eliminating most thickeners is what put an end to all her vomiting. She tolerates a little tapioca but that's it.

Hi Did your vet run any blood work? CBC, Chem Panel and Thyroid testing are very important in senior cats.Weight loss of 2 or 3 pounds is significant in a cat. Frequent food vomiting is also an issue. Vomiting food could be a sign of IBD or hyperthyroidism as well as other things.I would be...

I would call his office during business hours.He agreed he had asthma so hopefully they have a plan to treat his asthma whether it is at first with oral steroids or can go directly on inhalers. Asthma left untreated will progress from intermittent to daily and possibly multiple times a day with...