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It hasn’t been mentioned. If I had the resources I would take him to the hospital that did his surgery when he blocked last year, but sadly my finances are limited. I am still paying off the operation from last year. He has several other serious issues along with the liver failing.

Not good news at the vets today. He has developed jaundice. Still won’t eat. I am syringe feeding him. The vet wanted to give the fluids one more day in hopes of him rebounding, but wasn’t optimistic. So tomorrow I take him in again, if no improvement I guess we will let him go. I don’t want to...

Jack is my icon photo. He is at the vets in liver failure, along with a couple of other problems. Vet isn’t very optimistic. He is trying fluids and B vitamins.

I have heard of them and saw advertisements in the past of ‘rare’ colors for ridiculous prices. I would be hesitant to buy if she is still breeding.

I read them over several times.

I am a former Persian breeder. Please consider the following: 1. Are they exemplary examples of the breed? If a breeding does not improve the breed I ( my opinion only) would not do it. 2 Do you have breeding rights on both? If not the kittens can’t be registered and pedigree would be...

Sterling Lottie Jack and Mimi

Cooking dinner. Yay, no more cooking!!

I dress for comfort now ( I am old). I enjoyed dressing up when I was young, but truthfully I haven’t had a dress on in almost 10years!

Keep in mind if you have a purebred, the breeder sometimes take the cat back. Personally, I have an agreement with a dear friend who is as nuts over her pets as I as mine. If I pass away, she will find homes for my babies. I trust her completely because we are of the same mind about the cats.

I got some lettuce, broccoli, and cauliflower started inside today. I also started some flowers- more coneflowers and some asters. I also transplanted the dahlia seedlings into a bigger tray. Then I spent the afternoon clearing up the rest of the leaves off the lawn. I didn’t get it done in the...

Sterling coming to my husband for some petting. He never does that! Sterling is totally my cat and I was thrilled he decided my husband was okay.

Feline chronic lymphocytic plasmacytic gingivostomatitis This link has a book available BUT if you scroll down there is a lot of good information without buying it. I used some of the dietary info when my cat, Boo was diagnosed. We never did full mouth extraction. In another article I read...

I guess this sounds mean- that vet sounds a little screwy. I know some cats can be cured of fip. I have a friend who’s’ Burmese was cured, but it took quite a bit of time. My question would be what research does she base her claims on?

Thank you all! Jack and I appreciate all your votes. The other cats are all winners too- they are all GORGEOUS!