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Thank you, Sandra!Originally Posted by sandra
I too wish Miss Sierra a tummy trouble free Holidays!!
Thank you, Sandra!Originally Posted by sandra
I too wish Miss Sierra a tummy trouble free Holidays!!
Yes, E, Sierra sure had the right idea, didn't she!Originally Posted by sashacat421
But I do like the idea of the phone bill, way to go Sierra!
Katie, thank you, I really needed that laugh!Originally Posted by katie=^..^=
I had a cat that bites, and all the vet did was write "BITES" in red letters on her chart. It looked pretty funny when she was 18 and barely had any teeth left!
This is so true!Originally Posted by katie=^..^=
I guess what I'm saying is a good person is a kind vet and will find a way to treat his patients without stressing them more than the pain of the needles, etc. already does.
Thank you, what a sweet complement!Originally Posted by katie=^..^=
You are certainly the most wonderful protector Sierra could have and I know she appreciates you, too. A less sensitive person might not be able to appreciate such a sensitive little girl.
Thank you so much for your concern and for caring about my baby girl, I will send you information. Really, thank you so much!Please post what happened to Sierra at her specialist, so I can catch up.
This is beautiful, Lauren, thank you for our lovely flower!Originally Posted by AniSkyofTrent
Just coming by to visit and check up. I hope you and Sierra are feeling better today. All my love..
Sending My Love and Best Wishes to You and Sierra
Thank you for this great information, E! I will definately check into Yahoo Cats.Originally Posted by sashacat421
Well, I was reading on Yahoo about cats' ability to develop food allergies especially as they age. I belong to Yahoo Cats. Maybe this would be of interest to you??
Food allergies develop to foods that the cat has been eating, so it isn't unusual for them to appear despite a consistent diet. We don't see food allergies very often and I can't say how fast they come on, from experience. It often helps to use a single antigen (one protein source) diet, no matter what the cause of intestinal inflammation is.