8/9 Chloe - AMPS 107 | PMPS 89

FWIW, that blue was pretty low and looks like she had beautiful cycle :D For hairballs, have you ever considered egg yolk? Worked for my civvie and my sugar cat - here's some reading on it (I order it from FFL though I have used their recipe to make it myself one time but it's an oven hog so I find it easier to buy :p).
 
JaxBenji said:
FWIW, that blue was pretty low and looks like she had beautiful cycle :D For hairballs, have you ever considered egg yolk? Worked for my civvie and my sugar cat - here's some reading on it (I order it from FFL though I have used their recipe to make it myself one time but it's an oven hog so I find it easier to buy :p).
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Yes, I add egg yolk to her evening meal a few times a week. It’s in my notes on the spreadsheet. I noticed her grooming more yesterday, so I’m not entirely surprised by it. It was also a pretty small one.
She also didn’t really eat much throughout the day, which is why I’m guessing she spit up. I keeping thinking about giving her a small dose of Cerenia here and there, but she’s pretty smart about bitter flavors. I think I could only maybe do it 2 or 3 times before she caught on.
 
Alex, I started leaving a half an ounce of food in Ruby's autofeeder at night that opens up at +9. I put 1/16 tsp of slippery elm powder and mix it into the food with water. She hasn't barfed at all since I started this routine. I think the fiber of the SEB helps move things along so she poops the hair out rather than throw it up. My kitties can't seem to tolerate the egg yolk, maybe too rich for them, so I do the SEB and they don't taste it. Maybe another thing to try?
 
In notice that the spit up doesn’t really happen if she eats during the day more. She eats alright before her shot, but since I’m still testing out which flavors of low phosphorous foods she’ll like, her midday munchings a have been a bit of a crap shoot.
 
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