7/1 Polly (vet day) AMPS 287+6=341 PMPS 364+2=215=4=186

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Marilyn and Sheldon

Marilyn and Sheldon

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Recap 6/30

AMPS 297
+2.5=279
+7=220
PMPS 207
+2.5 = 247no
+4=248

Vet visit today. Blood work (chem, cbc, pancreatitis test--she got her regular first breakfast, no second breakfast--, urinalysis) results should be back Thursday. Mouth exam, interesting. Polly had all but her lower canines removed in 2008 (resorptive lesions). Those canines fell out on their own less than a year later. Infected root sockets of those canines diagnosed, successfully treated in late February this year. Mouth last examined in early May.

Today. Eight little white spots (each about the size of an insulin drop!) perfectly lined up and spaced, four on each lower gum top. Not the sides, on the top. No swelling; no redness. Just these canker-sore looking little evenly lined up white spots. Vet speculates stomatitis. Odd. Not like any stomatitis I've seen and I work at an animal sanctuary with near 700 cats; I've seen my share of stomatitis. Just odd.

That's my Polly.

Awaiting the blood work.

Marilyn and Polly
 
Re: 7/1 Polly (vet day) AMPS 287 +2.5=297 +6=341 PMPS 364

i'm not familiar with that. There are some folks who have experience with stomatitis, but it sounds like you already know what that looks like.

Did the vet suggest a plan of action for her mouth?

does polly act like it bothers her to eat at all?
 
Re: 7/1 Polly (vet day) AMPS 287 +2.5=297 +6=341 PMPS 364

I hope the stomatitis is something that can be treated easily. I hope you get good b/w results back.
 
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