9.19.2019 Bella amps 170,+2 99,pmps 180

Bellasmom

Bellasmom

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Whoo hooo tomorrow is Friday!!
Andy still no eating much but I’m trying every cat food I have, poor thing just doesn’t seem interested but sometimes goes back when I’m not around and eats a little, some prayers would be appreciated
 
Nice start for Bella. Sending prayers for Andy.

Here is the list of things to try when a cat doesn't want to eat. Maybe something will work for Andy.

Do you have any parmesan cheese? If you maybe sprinkle a little of that on her food, she will perhaps eat? usually ondansetron is better for nausea than cerenia but it doesn't hurt to give her the cerenia....it can help.

Can you finger feed her....either see if she will lick food off your finger or will she let you dab some on the front of her tongue or on the roof of her mouth? Just be careful that it's only a small amount and that you don't get it down her throat.

Here's some info Jill often posts when a kitty won't eat:Here are some things you can do do entice your cat to eat:

-sometimes in order to get a cat to eat you even have to resort to dry it is more important that they eat. there are a couple low carb / grain free brands -- EVO and wellness core.

-making a buffet to give him choices
- heating food

sprinkle food with :
- forta flora -- a probiotic you can get at vets or online. is very smelly and cats love the taste of it.
- parm. cheese
- smashed crumbles of dry food
- Purebites Duck Liver -- crushed and put on as a topper.
- bonito tuna flakes
- halo chicken treats -- crumble into dust over food
- poor a little water from tuna in water over food ( I use low sodium/no sodium added as other kinds in water has veg. broth in it and I assume that means onions, which are toxic to cats-- check labels)
-powdered oregano. yep sounds weird . but some cats like it and it will entice them to eat.

other ideas of foods to offer your kitty to stim appy:
- trader joe tuna for cats
-baby food -- beechnut turkey and broth or chicken and broth. they have no onions or other additives. some babyfoods have onions . please read labels if you can't find beechnut.
- kentucky fried chicken
- deli turkey /chicken
- plain cooked ( boiled or baked ) chicken breast
-canned chicken for people (watch the label that their are no onions)
- chicken broth -- low sodium
 
carfurby said:
Nice start for Bella. Sending prayers for Andy.

Here is the list of things to try when a cat doesn't want to eat. Maybe something will work for Andy.

Do you have any parmesan cheese? If you maybe sprinkle a little of that on her food, she will perhaps eat? usually ondansetron is better for nausea than cerenia but it doesn't hurt to give her the cerenia....it can help.

Can you finger feed her....either see if she will lick food off your finger or will she let you dab some on the front of her tongue or on the roof of her mouth? Just be careful that it's only a small amount and that you don't get it down her throat.

Here's some info Jill often posts when a kitty won't eat:Here are some things you can do do entice your cat to eat:

-sometimes in order to get a cat to eat you even have to resort to dry it is more important that they eat. there are a couple low carb / grain free brands -- EVO and wellness core.

-making a buffet to give him choices
- heating food

sprinkle food with :
- forta flora -- a probiotic you can get at vets or online. is very smelly and cats love the taste of it.
- parm. cheese
- smashed crumbles of dry food
- Purebites Duck Liver -- crushed and put on as a topper.
- bonito tuna flakes
- halo chicken treats -- crumble into dust over food
- poor a little water from tuna in water over food ( I use low sodium/no sodium added as other kinds in water has veg. broth in it and I assume that means onions, which are toxic to cats-- check labels)
-powdered oregano. yep sounds weird . but some cats like it and it will entice them to eat.

other ideas of foods to offer your kitty to stim appy:
- trader joe tuna for cats
-baby food -- beechnut turkey and broth or chicken and broth. they have no onions or other additives. some babyfoods have onions . please read labels if you can't find beechnut.
- kentucky fried chicken
- deli turkey /chicken
- plain cooked ( boiled or baked ) chicken breast
-canned chicken for people (watch the label that their are no onions)
- chicken broth -- low sodium
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Thanks Carla, I have Parmesan cheese but will stop and pick up a couple more things, it worries me because he’s 19
 
Bellasmom said:
but will stop and pick up a couple more things, it worries me because he’s 19
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Grab some of this and try and mix in with his food. Just a teaspoon or so.

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Thank you for your well wishes! I think it's working! I felt better yesterday!! Still got a little tired and needed to rest in the late afternoon - so that's ok.

Hope Andy gets his appy back - Bella is looking good these days!

Have a wonderful day Jamie!
 
Bella opened up the ol' Tiki Hut early again! Its nice to see :D

Sending lots and lots of appetite stimulating vines, I hope Andy gains back his hunger soon! Im glad to hear he is at least eating a little :bighug:
 
I swear by the freeze dried duck liver sprinkled over food. Mixing with a little water also seems to help get that smell really going.... none of my cats (except one over-hungry guy) are motivated to eat as much now due to their respiratory virus.

:bighug:
 
Catcat's go-to is bonito curls-- he likes them better than flakes, says they smell more pungent -- glad there are a bunch of Japanese and Korean residents in Lacey -- four different stores to shop for Oriental foodstuffs
 
JoyBee&Ravan said:
My vet can't believe Peggy Sue is still eating with a tumor in her mouth. The Charlottes Web CBD oil is the only thing I give her & she's eating GREAT!
Might be worth a try if nothing else works?
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I went on to charlottes web store to buy Nellie some CBD oil. They do not have, clearly stating they’ve done no research on CBD oil for Cats o_O. Which one of their products do you use for Peggy Sue :cat: :)
 
Krystina & Nelli said:
Which one of their products do you use for Peggy Sue
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"Paws" by Charlotte's web ( Nearly every Pharmaceutical your vet prescribes for your animal has NOT been tested on any cats! They traditionally have always tested on dogs. Vets prescribe meds for cats "off Label"

I was using Charlotte's Web for Humans 6 years ago for Ravan's brother that had cancer. I switched to Paws 2 years ago. I like that it's in coconut oil.

Months ago I was talking to my Vet about CBD oil. He called Cornell University to ask if they recommended it for animals.
They told him they had tested a bunch of "Popular" brands & some had hardly any cannabinoids in them. They only recommended two brands to him, Charlotte's Web & Ellevet Feline. (which has been tested on cats. He now sells Ellevet in his Clinic.)

He now uses CBD oil for his dog that has Arthritis, he said he amazed how it's helping his dog.

People take a long time to accept new ideas. Just a few years ago you could not buy CBD Oil let alone Cannabis. Now there are people of all ages using Cannabis & CBD Oil for pain.

Now that Vets are able to use CBD Oil a lot of companies are going to jump on & promote their CBD for animals.Lots of money to be made!!

I'll continue to use it because I've seen it work great for my cats. I start off with just a drop or 2 once a day & see how they respond. I never use the "recommended"dose. If they do well on a drop or 2 why give then more?



https://www.charlottesweb.com › dog-cbd-oil I get the unflavored one & mix it in a bit of baby food & water. Then into a feeding syringe ,it's a small amount ,less than a teaspoon. My cats won't eat their food if I add anything to it,that why the feeding syringe.
 
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