Fester is doing quite well, frisky even. We switched to ProZinc (from NPH) and I decided to try tight regulation. I have always been extremely aggressive with my pets/foster's treatments (I have a conservative vet, so we balance each other out nicely and he keeps me from going broke).
Fester's numbers have stopped bouncing all over creation and he's no longer perpetually ravenous. I however, was booking it to the vet to get Fester after an overnight stay, and managed to sustain a grade 2 calf sprain. The upside is that I can come home and test his blood before my biweekly PT and give a booster shot if needed! The downside is that I'm on a stair restriction and I've had to move the litter pan to my master bath, where the smell delights.
He continues to pee and pee. But, he has always been prone to urinary troubles so this has to be put in proportion.
My next step is to start adding some homemade / raw food to the cats' diet. A good friend (from the dog park no less) is a chef and has volunteered to grind the crap outta any carcass I throw his way, using commercial equipment. Grinding problem solved!
Best to everyone!
Fester's numbers have stopped bouncing all over creation and he's no longer perpetually ravenous. I however, was booking it to the vet to get Fester after an overnight stay, and managed to sustain a grade 2 calf sprain. The upside is that I can come home and test his blood before my biweekly PT and give a booster shot if needed! The downside is that I'm on a stair restriction and I've had to move the litter pan to my master bath, where the smell delights.
He continues to pee and pee. But, he has always been prone to urinary troubles so this has to be put in proportion.
My next step is to start adding some homemade / raw food to the cats' diet. A good friend (from the dog park no less) is a chef and has volunteered to grind the crap outta any carcass I throw his way, using commercial equipment. Grinding problem solved!
Best to everyone!
