11/19 Bama Kitty AMPS 256 +3 225 +9 276;PMPS 257 +3 227 +9 268

[Bama Kitty Mom (GA)]

Yesterday: 11/18 Bama Kitty AMPS 181 +2 148 +6 86 +7 97 +9 109; PMPS 158 +1 191 +3 192 +6 180 +9 189

Bounce in progress much like the 11/14 AM cycle. Hope we can stay out of the reds. Bama had a poop and a pee in the box waiting for me, ate pretty well [1.5 oz. FF pate], drank his after breakfast warm water, and went in search of a napping spot. I think he thought we were starting our day early @ PM+9 so he is ready to rest now.

 

[carfurby (GA)]

Congrats on the reducie. I hope Bama comes back down soon.

 

[Summer and Susie (GA)]

Great day yesterday! Looks like you might need a rest, too.

 

[Bama Kitty Mom (GA)]

Great day yesterday! Looks like you might need a rest, too.

Yes, these bounce cycles provide rest for the both of us and maybe healing for his ear flaps. I sometimes put antibiotic ointment on them but I don't really notice a difference between when I treat them and when I don't. If this bounce cycle is similar to the one from 11/14, he may break it by the end of tonight's cycle, which means limited sleep.

 

[smorgasbord]

Congrats on the reduction. Get sleep when you can!
I keep telling myself I’ll do a test with coconut oil on one ear, and peroxide on the other, but I can never remember to do it in the moment

 

[Summer and Susie (GA)]

Yes, these bounce cycles provide rest for the both of us and maybe healing for his ear flaps. I sometimes put antibiotic ointment on them but I don't really notice a difference between when I treat them and when I don't. If this bounce cycle is similar to the one from 11/14, he may break it by the end of tonight's cycle, which means limited sleep.

Be careful with the antibiotic ointment i.e. neosporin, etc. It can make cats sick. Yes, they can't lick their ears but they use their paws to rub their ears and then they lick their paws. Coconut oil was suggested to me on this site.

 

[Bama Kitty Mom (GA)]

Be careful with the antibiotic ointment i.e. neosporin, etc. It can make cats sick. Yes, they can't lick their ears but they use their paws to rub their ears and then they lick their paws. Coconut oil was suggested to me on this site.

That could be the answer to his occasional inappetence because when I was using it, I was smearing it on pretty good.

 

[Summer and Susie (GA)]

I used Neosporin in the beginning until someone brought this to my attention. And, then a lot of people mentioned that it is not good to put on their cats ears. Coconut oil is not cheap but a better alternative to them getting sick.

 

[Bama Kitty Mom (GA)]

Looks like we're "right back where we started from" [Maxine Nightingale 1975], 256 @AMPS and 257 @PMPS--down @+3, up @+9 and another dip down. Will we sleep tonight? Taking a +2 or +3 to find out.