Amy&TrixieCat
Member Since 2011
Yesterday
Trix is a little higher than usual, but still nice-n-flat. No Mr Greenie so far today. She seems to be feeling just fine and is currently snuggled on my lap in protest that I have to get ready for work shortly.
Today is Trix's "Gotcha Day!" This is what I posted on FaceBook about her:
And here are a few "then and now" pictures:
Noah seems to be doing OK, although I don't think he is quite 100%. He ate quite well last night, and was even trying to chase Frankie. While I don't "approve" of that behavior, it was good to see him being himself (he doesn't chase her a lot, but he does go after her sometimes). He did eat this morning, too...probably a normal Noah amount for the morning feed, but not a ton. Once again, trying to not over analyze and reminding myself of what "normal" means for Noah. WE haven't had to give any more cerenia, and haven't given any cypro just yet. I am still very nervous.
Zen is completely fine. I don't know what his deal was yesterday morning, but it seemed to have been a one meal issue.
Trix is a little higher than usual, but still nice-n-flat. No Mr Greenie so far today. She seems to be feeling just fine and is currently snuggled on my lap in protest that I have to get ready for work shortly.
Today is Trix's "Gotcha Day!" This is what I posted on FaceBook about her:
9 years ago today, on Halloween 2004, Trixie came to live with us. She was supposed to be here as a foster, but we quickly knew she was going nowhere! She had been abandoned by our former neighbors. When she showed up on our back porch in early October, we could tell right away that she was starving and needed help. Despite trying to gain her trust by leaving food out for her, she was not ready to believe in humans again quite yet, so we ultimately had to catch her in a Hav-A-Heart trap in order to bring her to safety. Because she was so ill from starvation, she spent several weeks in the hospital before she came home. Since all the foster homes in our rescue group were full, and we thought we were at capacity with 5 cats of our own, she came here to live "temporarily". Here we are, 9 years later, and what a joy and light of life she has been. She is funny, feisty, sweet, snuggly, and so very, very smart. Happy 9th Gotcha Day, TrixieBug!
And here are a few "then and now" pictures:
Noah seems to be doing OK, although I don't think he is quite 100%. He ate quite well last night, and was even trying to chase Frankie. While I don't "approve" of that behavior, it was good to see him being himself (he doesn't chase her a lot, but he does go after her sometimes). He did eat this morning, too...probably a normal Noah amount for the morning feed, but not a ton. Once again, trying to not over analyze and reminding myself of what "normal" means for Noah. WE haven't had to give any more cerenia, and haven't given any cypro just yet. I am still very nervous.
Zen is completely fine. I don't know what his deal was yesterday morning, but it seemed to have been a one meal issue.