My vet wants to test for environmental allergies which they do just like they do for people. Stab a bunch of allergens into the skin and see what happens. For food, he has s system, but it's all trial and error. What gets a bad reaction and what doesn't. That makes me nervous. Emma and her littermate sometimes get into a crumb or two of someone else's food and their mouths blow up and get all ulcerated and it's terrible. That's why Emma is on antibiotics now; it's really bad. I think she ate a duck kibble. So we know duck is a no-go for her.
She hates the butt wash and there's something happening there that I am unsure of. Either it's a big hard poop that's stuck to her or something is coming out that shouldn't. Calling the vet in the morning for help!
6th cycle after that 60 a couple days ago, she is breaking her bounce. One of the reasons we hold doses with greens a little longer. So, not unexpected.
Just unexpected because of the time during her cycle that it happened. Keeping me on my toes.
That's a cat's job!
Thank you. I was just thinking of going to a veterinary allergist.