Nancy & Huey
Member Since 2014
And here I was so excited about the two green pre-shots yesterday 
That might have been overlap because I squashed in a very late shot a couple nights ago though. I'm going to try to get a few more +2, +3 tests in tonight and tomorrow and shimmy his dose up a little over the weekend.
Poop talk from last week: Huey basically stopped drinking water once I switched him over to all wet food so I do add water to his food. I also usually stick an ice cube in his food when I set the feeder for the afternoon +9, no idea if it really helps in keeping things fresher but he eats and drinks it all, so can't be hurting!
There's a stray who has been living in the parking lot of my office and he suddenly got all bloated about a week ago. I have ended up being the person organizing the logistics to get him looked at through the feral cat programs at the Humane Society, and sweet jesus has it been draining. I didn't think it would be so bad, after handling all of Huey's vet visits, but throw in four other people with varying pocketbooks, transportation capabilities, and egos, plus all the red tape that comes from having to go through these special TNR programs and it's a whole nother beast! The feral cat people I spoke with are afraid he's got FIP nailbite_smile but we've got our fingers crossed it's something less serious.
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That might have been overlap because I squashed in a very late shot a couple nights ago though. I'm going to try to get a few more +2, +3 tests in tonight and tomorrow and shimmy his dose up a little over the weekend. Poop talk from last week: Huey basically stopped drinking water once I switched him over to all wet food so I do add water to his food. I also usually stick an ice cube in his food when I set the feeder for the afternoon +9, no idea if it really helps in keeping things fresher but he eats and drinks it all, so can't be hurting!
There's a stray who has been living in the parking lot of my office and he suddenly got all bloated about a week ago. I have ended up being the person organizing the logistics to get him looked at through the feral cat programs at the Humane Society, and sweet jesus has it been draining. I didn't think it would be so bad, after handling all of Huey's vet visits, but throw in four other people with varying pocketbooks, transportation capabilities, and egos, plus all the red tape that comes from having to go through these special TNR programs and it's a whole nother beast! The feral cat people I spoke with are afraid he's got FIP nailbite_smile but we've got our fingers crossed it's something less serious.
Previously: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=125129