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Oh my! So precious! Fantastic news for Little Mister!

Huzzah!!! He’s a lil cutie too 💓 So happy for everybody!

"EXCUSE ME, MA'AM. I was bathing! How dare you take my picture." 🤣

I echo this. It may seem excessive to you, but for them, it's likely a nice surprise. They probably don't get a large number of clients that do what you're doing for Charlie. It shows that you're a good cat mom and want to be on top of his health. 👍😀

Sundae as a baby ❤️. I think this was her first day home. She just turned 16 in June.

Note to self: Holding a cup of yogurt while trying to snap what was an adorable picture is a terrible idea. 😅😂😂

"Hello. Let's do laundry!!"

My cat is not an alcoholic, I promise 🤣😂😂😂

Another. "I, the tiny house panther, require feeding and you're late. Raaaaaawwwwrrrr." Lol

Don't remember what I was doing, but I know I posted it on my socials to the tune of Flash Gordon by Queen 🤣😂

Maybe he stumbled a bit when jumping and thus could've hurt himself. That's the most obvious to me. It's good you're taking him to get checked out 😀. If he's otherwise acting normal, I wouldn't get overly worried, just concerned.

We tried it for my girl and it gave her bad GI side effects, so we switched her to the transdermal form and she's done well with that.

Agreed. Is you current vet a feline only vet? If not, that might be worth looking into.

Mine grabs onto my chest if she's napping and senses that I'm about to move or get up lol. Like: "No, no. You stay. You're not allowed to move until I've had enough." 😂

Unfortunately yes, she needs to be treated daily in order for her T4 to regulate in addition to looking at her overall health before they go ahead with I-131. Given that she's just over the threshold of normal, the medicine should work well in getting it back to baseline. If she's difficult to...

Gangsta' kitty... 😂

I lost my first boy very suddenly to saddle thrombosis. He had woke up perfectly healthy that morning, but by the afternoon, we knew something was terribly wrong. He was howling and by the time we got to the ER, they told us there was nothing that could help him and that it was time to say...