It doesn't sound like you've really ever taken to Finn because you have always compared him to Arlo and found him less desirable. Cats can pick up on how a human feels about them, and they will react accordingly. The very fact that Finn has warmed up to your daughter is an indication of that...
Hi. I just recently came across an article that might help (see link below). It appears to be all about alkaline urine PH. Follow it through, but the bottom line might be Ammonium chloride as an additive. At a minimum, ask your vet about this,
Why Is My Cat's Urine Alkaline? The Causes of...
The other option might be the transdermal form (Mirataz), which I give my cat 1/2 dose every other day and she has no hyperactivity from it, but it does boost her appetite. Supposedly, it is less potent/effective, as is the case with most transdermal meds, but less potent might just be the answer.
Just in case it matters - particularly to @fionasmom - both you and @IndyJones have the same result about not being able to see your signatures on cell phones. But on my computer I can see @IndyJones' signature appended to posts, I do not see yours at all. Not directly related to this initial...
Hi and sorry to hear about the cancer. I am more or less echoing everyone else to let her eat what she likes, as long as it isn't posing any digestive issues, such as vomiting or diarrhea.
But, I wanted to point out that experimenting with the dosage/frequency of mirtazapine might enable you...
Hi and welcome to TCS! If he's been cleared medically, it may be just preferences he has developed about his litter boxes/litter. There are some cats who decide they don't want to pee and poop in the same box, or pee more than once in the same box if the previous deposit(s) have not been...
Hi and welcome to TCS despite what brought you here. I would have suggested an appetite stimulant if it weren't for the vomiting up food after she eats it for a day or so. Inflammation in the intestines can be related to food allergies, so I hope you've made a log of all the different...
You could also consider getting a piece of plexiglass and affix it to the screen door to prevent Newman from clawing through the screen but still allow sight.
When I mentioned behaviors, I neglected to mention your own. From your post, it is clear that Robbie pretty much has your favor...
I don't know how long you have had Robbie and what kind of Introductions you did, nor how long you stayed at each stage of the introduction before moving on. It has always been said that you can only move as fast as the slowest adapting cat. Not all cats have to move together with each step...
@tiggerwillow - I get what dark mode is. I just didn't understand in the context in which ii was referred to. But, I was really more interested in what @IndyJones said about not having their signature turned on and yet they see it if they rotate their phone.
Nonetheless, the issue was really...
Because Feeby gets a phosphorus binder daily, I give her Miralax daily - 1/8 tsp. She never actually stopped going but did back off from going every day to every other day - it was then that I started the Miralax. She still doesn't go every day all the time. I would rather give it to her daily...
I agree with the above and with what you are telling him. If he doesn't listen, there is not much you can do other than to give her a safe room to spend her time in while he is present - assuming he doesn't live there. I hope - for her sake - he doesn't.
He is in the process of ruining any...
I can't say if bupe has caused any constipation with Feeby since she is given Miralax due to her taking a phosphorus binder. However, because of the kind of partial opioid agonist that it is, I don't believe constipation is common ;ike it is for many of the full opioid agonists.
I also don't...
I've tried, unsuccessfully, to come up with a proper search on this site specifically to address your questions. but I do know some of the precautions depend on not only the facility with which you are dealing and their own recommended regimens, but the degree of radioiodine that is required...