Snubbing his raw beef and vomiting D:

[fhicat]

Order 2 pound chubs?

Oh - does he like tuna water? Dr. P has instructions for making tuna water. I think it's along the lines of letting a can of tuna sit in (how much water?) for (how much time?) (it's in her transition guide: http://www.catinfo.org/docs/TipsForTransitioning1-14-11.pdf ). You can freeze it in ice cube trays? Or it would probably stay OK in the fridge for a few days?

I can almost picture you going "Quit complaining about thawing if you are that stubborn about getting 5 lb chubs!" 

 

I'll get some freeze dried things, but a little hesitant since I just stepped on some partially dry puke from the treats earlier.

I don't think you ever reported back how his labs came out from the vet. Does everything look okay?

Actually I totally forgot about that. I should call them tomorrow and ask.

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Well, I was mixing the chicken, and he came by and apparently now chicken is acceptable. 

 

 

[ldg]

Well... you're not feeding him the treats. You would powder them and sprinkle a little bit on top of the food, as an enticement to get him to eat. Of course, if the protein doesn't agree with him...

 

[fhicat]

Actually I totally forgot about that. I should call them tomorrow and ask.

Here's what my vet has to say:

Quote:

Cory,

Jed's bloodwork looks excellent!

He does not have a protein loosing enteropathy or an inflammatory bowel

situation that is causing systemic illness, he doesn't have pancreatitis

and his fecal is negative for all parasites. His organ panel is normal and

his cbc is normal. So likely just dietary indiscretion. How is he doing

with stools and vomiting now?

The lab report shows all his values within the normal range for everything. So kinda boring.

 

[peaches08]

Boring is good!