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This is a good point, he only rubs his eyes after i put drops in, which makes sense. I never see him rubbing it on anything ever, which is why i felt better taking the cone off, and he actually cleans his face and looks better, where as I had to also clean it before and I couldn't do as good of...

Second what has been said. New adoptions are stressful for parent and cat. If possible keeping kitty in a quiet dark room with few interuptions, litterbox, water and dry food so you can tell if anything has been eaten is probably ideal. If kitty is using the litter box I wouldn't worry yet.

It's pricey, but when I was living in a small apartment I found the litter robot to be a lifesaver. I built a table/shelf around it to use as storage, and it self cleans after every use which is good for smell, and then you don't need two big tubs.

I'm in a really situation with my boy. He is a 11 year old siamese mix. In the summer he developed allergies with symptoms being super runny eye - over the course of figuring out how to treat this he must have scratched his eye and it turned into an Ulcer. To initially treat the ulcer we did...

Thanks! it's great to see this is available and I would definitely use this service, they don't seem to have an eye specialist sadly but I love that it's available. I had no idea.

Hi there, Just wishing you luck. I'm going through a hell of a time with an eye Ulcer, it hasn't resolved so wishing you luck. I will say that I do find my cats eye is much worse for 2-3 days following appointment (he is going to opthamologist consistently) as far as squinting and keeping it...

Hi All, I'm an old member who hasn't been by in a while. I have a very troubling issue and looking for potential advice for anyone who has been through a corneal sequestrum. Back story - adopted Freddy (11 Y/O siamese mix) last May when his owner passed from covid and family was going to put...