When do u go back to the vet? If it's a yeast infection they tend to lick it a lot usually.
He doesn't lick it at all. He just acts normally, but then again he can't use his hind legs to scratch himself in case he is itchy. In any case I am still applying the medication he was prescribed, but since he is going back to therapy this Tuesday, it wouldn't hurt to ask the vet again.When do u go back to the vet? If it's a yeast infection they tend to lick it a lot usually.
Oh no! I know better than to move my cats once they are in place on the bed... moving them results in them jumping off the bed and walking away offended by my insolence . Then, of course, I feel like the worst person alive for making them get off the bed.Regarding cats in the bed, just move around and get yourself comfortable - the cats will readjust around you. At least that's what my 7 cats do!
I wish mine would do that! I wake up several times a night, numb from the neck down and have to push a few of them off the bed. They just wait until I drop off again and then climb back on.Oh no! I know better than to move my cats once they are in place on the bed... moving them results in them jumping off the bed and walking away offended by my insolence . Then, of course, I feel like the worst person alive for making them get off the bed.