Tuffy n Friends
Member Since 2014
Hello Everyone,
Since Barbara passed we have her beautiful Main Coon, Tuffy. Tuffy is getting used to us and we are getting more accustomed to her routine. Dave and I have never cared for a cat with FD so there have been many questions. Perhaps the most confusing is that after arriving she started throwing numbers in the lower range. In fact, the last time I spoke to Barb she said "Lower her dose by .5, she'll be high tomorrow but don't worry." But she wasn't high. I believe Barbara was following a protocol you call "tight regulation," so perhaps this is just a relocation adjustment.
Tuffy is doing very well, she lives in my home office and has company almost all day. She made friends with my old dog Bravo. She really is a regal kitty. She enjoys sitting and looking out the window to survey "her kingdom." She enjoys a good "play" but not so much that it musses her hair. Dave stays with her at night, so she is rarely unsupervised for very long. Lucky kitty!
Unfortunately Barb's wishes for her other kitties didn't work out as she planned. Dave and I heard that three were bound for a shelter last weekend and intervened. They are lovely cats; they're named Waif, Bandit and Tar Baby. We are fostering them now, and they are adjusting.
We still have a lot to figure out. If anyone has any advice on best places to buy diabetic supplies we are all ears ^.^
~Nada and Dave
Since Barbara passed we have her beautiful Main Coon, Tuffy. Tuffy is getting used to us and we are getting more accustomed to her routine. Dave and I have never cared for a cat with FD so there have been many questions. Perhaps the most confusing is that after arriving she started throwing numbers in the lower range. In fact, the last time I spoke to Barb she said "Lower her dose by .5, she'll be high tomorrow but don't worry." But she wasn't high. I believe Barbara was following a protocol you call "tight regulation," so perhaps this is just a relocation adjustment.
Tuffy is doing very well, she lives in my home office and has company almost all day. She made friends with my old dog Bravo. She really is a regal kitty. She enjoys sitting and looking out the window to survey "her kingdom." She enjoys a good "play" but not so much that it musses her hair. Dave stays with her at night, so she is rarely unsupervised for very long. Lucky kitty!
Unfortunately Barb's wishes for her other kitties didn't work out as she planned. Dave and I heard that three were bound for a shelter last weekend and intervened. They are lovely cats; they're named Waif, Bandit and Tar Baby. We are fostering them now, and they are adjusting.
We still have a lot to figure out. If anyone has any advice on best places to buy diabetic supplies we are all ears ^.^
~Nada and Dave