Recent Content by mamaof3

I am sorry but there is no way of diagnosing what's is going on based on your description without a proper examination by a vet and please don't put anything in the eye without vet's approval as this can do more harm than good. Bottom line your baby needs to be looked at and then your Vet...

Awwwwwwwwwwwww thanks for being there for the little one....she sure has a guardian angel in you!

Introducing Loki - my Bengal Boy and rock, Piper - my headstrong Somali girl and little mama my sweet red DSH. We are all pleased to meet you

I have tried them but my boy dosen't like treats of any kind he dosen't even like human food, little mama looks at me like what am I going to do with that and Piper well she might eat it once then not look at it again. You are very lucky for sure if you can use pill pockets!!

I am glad.......I am currently working on the last 2 weeks of a 2 month stint with each of the girls..glad when it's over

No you should not have left her in tact and I quote: 1. When a cat enters her heat cycle she is very annoying, loud, and messy. Spaying ends the heat cycle. 2. Spayed cats tend to wander less. 3. Reduces chances of cat developing mammary cancer, especially if spayed before their first...

you could set off a bomb next to my piper and would not bother her LOL...

Oh my .....LOL. I tried this way with my two girls and it doesn't work. What works for them is to actually sit them in my lap with their front paws over my left arm and their but in my lap facing away from me..like a baby. Then I prod with the syringe until they open their mouth..at that...

Good luck with your baby and I am so glad you are taking him to the VET! Let us know what the Vet says.

How abt trying some chicken broth.......