Glad to hear that Mr T is starting to feel better. Paws crossed for a good curveSending
Thank youGlad to hear that Mr T is starting to feel better. Paws crossed for a good curve
! We just had a "new" experience with mirtazapine 
. Restlessness, vocalizations....scared the crap out of me but apparently he's experiencing the side effects more common with higher doses even with the tiny dose this time. He took this before years ago but didn't have an issue. Good times. Keep in mind he's got Birman in him so he is very vocal to begin with, but WOW...talk about non stop & amplified!! YIKES 
Thank you
Hoping all this settles down by curve time
I hate depriving him but it is for his health.
Sometimes I feel like it never stops.
When you try and fix one issue, that issue can then cause another problem!
I hope he is over the side effect and everything is back to normal at your home. And I hope he is eating after all of this
Siamese are also vocal, but Yoyo is pretty quiet, he only decides to be vocal during the early hours of the morning. He is used to free feeding and since he was diagnosed in Nov 2019 I immediately removed his food and started to feed him wet food at certain times of the day. Of course during the night is when he liked to eat and I took away his enjoyment. So now when he cries during the night I feed him boiled chicken and he loves it. He would have never ate boiled chicken before this all started but go figure! So hopefully I brought him back some enjoyment
!! He's calling out to the wild 
I've got one who likes to eat out of boredom but fortunately he's fine with BG & weight. I'm tempted to buy a puzzle feeder for him or licky mat. I already have slow feeders except for my T who only eats a few mins at time. Its sounds to me like Yoyo is not being deprived AT ALL. I've also started moving the food bowls & water fountains around the house. I read that it creates mental stimulation, aka a hunt for them & they also have to MOVE which is always good!
