3/20 skippy amps 257 +2~290 +4~222

[skippy and birten]

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Good morning LL:

WCR- Woke up on my chest, ready for breakfus, ready for spring, ready for a CHANGE..been a long week. I think I am having FUR SHOT phobia. If you look at his SS this past 2 wks we have encountered several fur shots and his chart shows it. He is becoming more lean and muscular and the fat is going away so I am having a hard time find that spot. We lost the great momentum in February with all blues and greens and hopeful that April will bring new changes.

Mama Beans feet hurt and diagnosed with tarsal tunnel syndrome and plantar faciitis (what a mouthful) and has to have her foot go on vacation which means on a cast :shock:. I am getting a second opinion as well as looking at getting an aircast so I can be mobile. Maybe I should start taking Skippy's meds, he seems to be doing so much better in the area of FEET :lol:

Have a great Caturday and new beginning SPRING ;-)

 

[Libby and Lucy]

sorry about the fur shots. :sad: Would shaving a little spot help? Or the tip I read somewhere for long haired cats was to form the tent by lifting up on the fur instead of trying to lift the skin - just pull the fur up and that will make a tent, plus you can see the skin a little better. I don't know how Skippy takes to having his fur pulled on, but maybe it would work if you're gentle.

 

[Chris and Chloe]

Sorry about your foot! Hope the second opinion brings some better news!

Chloe has long hair, and I pull her fur to make a tent, as Libby suggested. Chloe doesn't seem to mind!

Perhaps with the start of Spring Skippy will get back to the nice bloos and greens!

 

[skippy and birten]

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thanks Libby and Chloe, he did not mind with pulling his fur and I think we did it. I put some fat tonight on his dose.

 

[Sienne and Gabby (GA)]

It looks like you saw a bit of blue! Glad the new method for shooting seems promising.

Plantar fascitis is miserable. I had a shoe insert that I wore which seemed to help.