Oh, Darlin! What a great thing for you! G is starting to move forward again, and this time a BOUND! Now, he may have some setbacks again, so don't be disheartened, just know that he is becoming now, however long that takes! HUGS!
He stayed a total of 10 minutes on my lap!!!!
without a fight!! purring the entire time...
Have you seen any of the self-groomers that are available now? They wouldn't begin to do the thorough job that a good brushing would, but they might help a little bit. Try searching "self groomer" on amazon just for an idea of what's on the market. Geoffrey may discover that he likes the feeling of being brushed and maybe you could build on that.need to brush him.. but how?? need to work on that..
He just keeps catching the litter between his toes.. how can I stop that?
I was just about to say the same thing. A few months ago, I spent a lot of time reading about litter mats and was surprised at how much variability there was in their design. What works for some cats doesn't work for others and then there are just the plain old duds that don't work for any cat.You'd need something bumpy to spread the toes apart so the litter falls out.
Awww. He knows who is human is, even though he's wary right now.I was tired, so I lied down on the sofa. It took over an hour, be he came out, eventually, jumping on the back of the sofa, near my feet, then he jumped down to lying next to me.
Sweet boy..
Gosh, he's gorgeous!From January 13:
You may want to hold off getting a new type of litter since G seems sensitive to change. He is making progress and it would probably be best to leave well enough alone for the time being. Just my 2 cents worth.The problem is; the litter gets caught in-between his toes.. Do not know how to avoid that.. expect to find a litter with smaller clay chunks???
Both signs of good news - you hit the daily double!I had his brush.. I closed the bathroom door, put him on the sink, and brushed him..
To my surprise, he did not protest!! He was purring!!! and loving it.
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When I woke up to go to bed; I moved my feet-- and hit G!! He was cuddled right up against my feet!! on the sofa cushion..
I agree. It is & has been tough for both of you. I wonder if you could put the prozac on the back of his neck, like you would a spot treatment. It would be another place to rotate to with applications. ?? Worth an ask for the vet?Poor Geoffrey. I'm sure if he could just get well, and not need any medications, he would stop being so scared all the time and become a total love bug.
But right now, he probably wonders every time you come towards him, what's going to happen now?
I feel for you with his claws. My Ruby hates me touching her toes, and right now her claws desperately need to be clipped. I'm currently wearing bandaids on 2 fingers that accidentally got in the way when we were playing last night.