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We (vet and I) reported it. But I will definitely give them a call. I really would like to raise hell legally to raise awareness about this stuff.

I just started adding the turmeric in the past month. Nothing I have added or subtracted has had any input on the vomiting - other than the small portions. Ultrasound showed no inflammation at all thru the entire digestive tract.

My 5yr old 13.3 lb neutered male rescue has been eaten alive by fleas despite using DE, flea comb and vacuuming/applying DE to carpets/furniture. DE has worked great for my other 2 cats. With great reservation, I used Sergeant's flea shampoo in July on him. I rinsed him for a good 5mins...

Update: there is no blood in his urine on the puppy pads and the amount of urine is increasing. Hark has always been a bit of a loner, but even when I have all 3 playing together, they are fine. No fighting over food - he will only eat the dry food despite all my attempts - I have several dry...

My vet is not particularly proactive. But, as I have been reading, I have been asking her about various things - ie apple cider vinegar, distilled water, making food myself, acupuncture, massage, rescue remedy... she shot all of those down, saying there was no clinical evidence. If it had shown...

I have tried straight from can, warmed slightly, with a little warm water, with a little chicken stock, with treats that he loves, mixed 1 part wet with 5parts dry (he picked off a few dry pieces). He will not touch tuna, salmon, white fish, sardines, shrimp, or chicken, egg whites, or dairy...

Interesting note, I tried another wet food with a little bit of watered down chicken broth and treats - my "garbage disposal" cat wouldn't even touch it! Royal Canine S/O... I am trying anything to see what he will nibble on... stubborn little bugger.

I appreciate the suggestion - I am averse to over-medicating him, as I have too have been given pills as the fist line of response too often. I want to "fix" this for him and me, of course it concerns me greatly as to what could be the stressor. I have been dealing with fleas, currently doing...

All of my cats drinks lots of water, including Hark, the one with cystitis. I have four 2 quart glass bowls throughout my home and they collectively drink 1/4 at least of each of them. Hark is extremely picky - I finally got him to eat some wet Royal Science food yesterday by watering it down...

Hi, I am completely overwhelmed. My 3yr old male cat came down with cystitis in early May. The vet said there were no stones, put him on an antibiotic as precautionary bc they could not get a urine sample. It cleared up for a couple of weeks. I was also told to put him on prescription canned...