kitten68
Member since 2024
11/8/25 Prev Thread Pudgles
Peanut is becoming less and less tolerant of vet visits.. maybe because he can't see so well now, it's more upsetting.. but he had to get blood poked twice (
)... a needle to the bladder.. and one hand clipped and it was like, nope maybe next time.. I really like his new vet tho x and so close by.. he's got compassion. I get the impression he might want to be more active in treating his FD and im like, uh oh.. 
lol.. do I talk to him about TR? what can I say? idk.. im always nervous of that in case they take it the wrong way because it isn't conventional/is off label and sorta underground.. but whatever. truthfully tho, its my cat and its up to me. 
this should be the go to treatment if people can manage it in every office. because of this board and the knowledge here and the development of this treatment, he's so much better..
anyway, he got checked over and vet was thinking maybe an infection, maybe UTI.. his weight is still same, acting same.. eating good. had a urinalysis (drawn with a needle! that was WILD!) drew blood again to check everything tho. apparently, Amlodipine can affect the kidneys.. and one other organ he said................ 
he growled the whole time. :/
but honestly these meds helped him sm. but that's how they get you. haha..
will hear back tmw AM.. poor nugget had so much today.. ugh.
he's decompressed quite a bit now.. and in case he needs antibiotics, im glad he's on his provable..
ugh. I guess we'll hear tmw..
Peanut is becoming less and less tolerant of vet visits.. maybe because he can't see so well now, it's more upsetting.. but he had to get blood poked twice (
)... a needle to the bladder.. and one hand clipped and it was like, nope maybe next time.. I really like his new vet tho x and so close by.. he's got compassion. I get the impression he might want to be more active in treating his FD and im like, uh oh.. lol.. do I talk to him about TR? what can I say? idk.. im always nervous of that in case they take it the wrong way because it isn't conventional/is off label and sorta underground.. but whatever. truthfully tho, its my cat and its up to me. this should be the go to treatment if people can manage it in every office. because of this board and the knowledge here and the development of this treatment, he's so much better..anyway, he got checked over and vet was thinking maybe an infection, maybe UTI.. his weight is still same, acting same.. eating good. had a urinalysis (drawn with a needle! that was WILD!) drew blood again to check everything tho. apparently, Amlodipine can affect the kidneys.. and one other organ he said.
............... he growled the whole time. :/but honestly these meds helped him sm. but that's how they get you. haha..
will hear back tmw AM.. poor nugget had so much today.. ugh.
he's decompressed quite a bit now.. and in case he needs antibiotics, im glad he's on his provable..
ugh. I guess we'll hear tmw..
Sounds like a whole ordeal. I hope the results come back clean and he's feeling better soon! 
but im starting to feel for a fact that his pressure has been affecting the insulin effectiveness so its just as important to me rn.. 
i only know/knew of it and to come here cuz i was familiar before anything happened. and like when i was looking for a vet some time back, they all use Vetsulin….. 
hes not too familiar either.. but whatever yknow.