Jacky's Mom
Member Since 2019
Hi, I'm new here, but I've been posting on Facebook. My Jacky was diagnosed after I took him to our vet because he was going outside the box. He's bossy with my two female cats and I assumed it was territorial and I was hoping we could calm him down with some kitty cat Prozac. I was surprised to find out he was diabetic. Looking back now I can see symptoms that I didn't realize were symptoms. Drinking lots of water and large amounts of urination. Always hungry. His fur was never very soft and was especially rough over his lower back with barely any fat over his bones there.
Jacky is a big cat and he was more muscular than fat and weighed over 20 pounds. The last time he was weighed he was 18 pounds. Jacky was my late husband's baby and they loved each other a lot. My husband, Steve passed away in June and I assumed Jacky's weight loss was from getting less treats and grief. He was as lost as I was those first months without Steve.
So, here I am. I didn't want to be here, but I am determined to make sure that Jacky has the best care that I can give him. He is family. And the best care means I have to not only learn to do things I never wanted to do, but I need to learn to do them well. I need lots of help. Thanks!
Jacky is a big cat and he was more muscular than fat and weighed over 20 pounds. The last time he was weighed he was 18 pounds. Jacky was my late husband's baby and they loved each other a lot. My husband, Steve passed away in June and I assumed Jacky's weight loss was from getting less treats and grief. He was as lost as I was those first months without Steve.
So, here I am. I didn't want to be here, but I am determined to make sure that Jacky has the best care that I can give him. He is family. And the best care means I have to not only learn to do things I never wanted to do, but I need to learn to do them well. I need lots of help. Thanks!
