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So the medicating her with the liquids in the cat bag was a little bit more difficult. Because she hates the prednisolone so much, she really put up a struggle to try and get away from it but she didn't have anywhere to go. She rolled around, basically but that still caused issues with me getting her medicine inside her mouth. Hopefully we'll get good at this and figuring out a way that she wont be able to roll around to get away.
She's been begging for food but refusing everything I put down so I left out some dry food. I think she's just wanting to go chew on the plastic container for the water bottles because she's trying to sneak in behind me when I go get her food. She's been eating well all day so I think she's just trying to be sneaky.
I let her go outside today and gave up on the rule to not let her eat grass. I'd been thinking recently that she's been eating dry food without transitioning (my mother fed her the new food straight without transition because she didn't know) and she didn't have any issues with the food. If she can handle the dry food switch without problems, then I figured she can handle some grass. She got brave, though, and went to the forest line near our neighbors and tried to chew on grass over there. After that she's gotten really bold inside the house.
I'm going to be calling the vet tomorrow to see if I can lower Mika's dosage of the prednisolone since it's really difficult to do 2 mls of a liquid at a time in her. Plus we're supposed to be moving to every other day this Thursday. I hope it works out.
She's been begging for food but refusing everything I put down so I left out some dry food. I think she's just wanting to go chew on the plastic container for the water bottles because she's trying to sneak in behind me when I go get her food. She's been eating well all day so I think she's just trying to be sneaky.
I let her go outside today and gave up on the rule to not let her eat grass. I'd been thinking recently that she's been eating dry food without transitioning (my mother fed her the new food straight without transition because she didn't know) and she didn't have any issues with the food. If she can handle the dry food switch without problems, then I figured she can handle some grass. She got brave, though, and went to the forest line near our neighbors and tried to chew on grass over there. After that she's gotten really bold inside the house.
I'm going to be calling the vet tomorrow to see if I can lower Mika's dosage of the prednisolone since it's really difficult to do 2 mls of a liquid at a time in her. Plus we're supposed to be moving to every other day this Thursday. I hope it works out.