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Did you administer the Miralax with food? If not, let him settle some and try again - with food this time.

Hi. I don't know how much your cat ate that was moldy, but if 24 hours has already passed, I would guess your cat is OK. Obviously, just watch for vomiting, and perhaps some loose stools, but I am going to guess she is fine.

Miralax is in 'powder' form, so 1/8 tsp is in that context; but, yes that would be close to 0.616 ml. How much water you add for a mixture is up to you. Ideally, just enough to ensure the 'powder' is a liquid form. Given Blondie's weight, this amount cannot be too much.

I don't know what 'blue' means, but how can litter be more accurate/specific than bloodwork/urinalysis?? Keep us posted.

Hi. What values are high that they are saying are related to CKD (chronic kidney disease)? And, has another blood work been done to see if there was a fluke, or processing mishap, in the testing? (Sorry, I wasn't sure how many blood tests have been run and when.) BUN can be elevated due to...

IMO, a home enema could be more problematic than a couple of doses of Miralax (yes, human version). As I said before, just start out with 1/8 tsp mixed with a bit of water and then added to whatever food he will eat. And don't give another dose until tomorrow if he doesn't poop by then. Have...

I would ask the vet about checking to see if your cat's colon is full of stool - an x-ray should be able to show that. Constipation like that can cause a cat to lack appetite and be listless. I don't think anything would necessarily show up in blood work to denote that. I think you should push...

It might be because the other cats' scent is strong in that litter, and it bothers him. Probably a form of re-directed aggression. He is annoyed by the scent and lashes out at your other cat in 'retaliation'. Remove that litter and see if it doesn't stop.

I have had at least two different recliners - over the course of time of having two different cats - and never had an issue. Of course, I understood to check underneath before using the recliner. If you have the space, leave the foot in the 'up' position - that will be your clue to check...

Miralax does draw water from the body into the intestines to soften stool, but does it really cause dehydration? I suspect not unless your cat is seriously dehydrated and then it might behoove you to talk to the vet about a couple of rounds of sub-Q fluids. I personally would never use any...

Try Miralax - 1/8 tsp mixed in water then added to whatever food you can get him to eat. Increase to 1/8 tsp twice a day, or 1/4 tsp once a day if you don't see any improvement within a day or so.

Check the web site I offered above ( FleaScience ) for some possible premise sprays. However, most any pesticide spray for outdoors will work to kill fleas - some will require more frequent application than others.

What is the purpose of the forced socialization? So, that your friends can take your cats to their home, rather than have to take time to come to your house while you are gone? IMO, you don't have enough time to do a successful socializing process since you only have a couple of weeks before...

If the majority of her diet is low phosphorus food, I don't think you should be giving her any phosphorus binder.

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