2/17 Bella AMPS 342, +2 348, +4 290, PMPS 272

cecile & bella

cecile & bella

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yesterday 2/16 Bella AMPS 340, PMPS 132, +2 102, +3 127
High again this morning. She kept asking for food yesterday evening, and she threw up early this morning, but was hungry and ate her breakfast.
Today i'll try to feed her a little bit more often, so it's not all at night. I think she goes low during the night and high again in the morning, but I can't catch it!
 
She sleeps on my bed all night, usually. What I meant is that she eats a lot between 9 and 10:30, at night, sometimes up to 11 but not after that. She wakes up when my alarm goes on in the morning.
 
Maybe. If I leave food out she eats it right away, though. And if not, it's usually still there in the morning. She had diarrhea too, this morning.
 
I think a timed feeder, set to offer an LC mini meal (1T) at PM+4 and another at PM+8 would be helpful. That way she has an opportunity to feed herself.
 
Sandy and Black Kitty said:
I think a timed feeder, set to offer an LC mini meal (1T) at PM+4 and another at PM+8 would be helpful. That way she has an opportunity to feed herself.
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I have one that we use when we go away and have somebody come to feed her, I will try tonight. Should I worry about the vomiting and diarrhea? She seems fine now, I'm not sure if it is from too much food yesterday.
 
cecile & bella said:
I have one that we use when we go away and have somebody come to feed her, I will try tonight. Should I worry about the vomiting and diarrhea? She seems fine now, I'm not sure if it is from too much food yesterday.
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You mentioned in yesterdays condo that you sometimes give Bella mozzarella and kefir. Being that most cats are lactose intolerant those foods may be responsible for the vomiting and diarrhea.
 
Sandy and Black Kitty said:
You mentioned in yesterdays condo that you sometimes give Bella mozzarella and kefir. Being that most cats are lactose intolerant those foods may be responsible for the vomiting and diarrhea.
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It's not sometimes, it's part of her everyday diet :-) She loves it. I assume that if she were lactose intolerant, the diarrhea and vomiting would happen more regularly. I think last time she vomited and had diarrhea was in November. But if that becomes more frequent, I'll keep only kefir or yogurt. Thank you!
 
well. I set up the automatic feeder and she's been playing with it until it opened, now she's eating what was inside :cat: oh well. Tomorrow I'll put it out once she's asleep!
Since we were both awake I tested her at +4, she's still in the yellow: 239.
 
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