Results from Mickey's Animal Communicator 4/6

[Peggy and Mickey (GA)]

Spoke to Dawn Allen Animal Communicator:

Mickey says he feels crampy and rumbles and the need to poop comes on fast and he cannot help it. He loves me. Dawn said he is a sweety.
She gave him a pep talk and he listened very closely. If he is in pain he needs to cry out or do something that he does not normally do.
Asked if I could help him, he said I am doing the best that I can do for him.
He also likes to be alone when I am not home.
Asked about food, is that making him sick? He said he doesn't like meat, he likes junk.
He said that 2 females growl and hiss at him. (one would be his sister the other is locked by herself to protect her from Mickey)
He said 2 males really bother him and he wants one of them GONE. (Thomas)
If he had a choice he would only keep three of the cats we have now.
He also said he did not pee on the new bed, someone else did.
He also said he felt ok yesterday.

 

[Sheila & Beau GA & Jeddie GA]

That is so interesting. What are your thoughts on this? And who is the "other" bed pee-er?

 

[Peggy and Mickey (GA)]

The thoughts are Matilda, his sister was locked in there with him on that day.

The AC didn't know I had two females in the house. But I do have only 2 females in the house. She said that he is bothered by both of them...
I also asked about my Thomas(fiv) She said that he has sore gums and his upper back left teeth are bothering him. Interesting too.

 

[Marcy & Klinger (GA)]

yes, very interesting. It doesn't sound like a behavior issue. hmm.
Have you been feeding him raw food? I wonder if that's what he meant about not liking meat - he'd rather have junk?

 

[Peggy and Mickey (GA)]

Do not know who is the bed pee culprit. I left Mickey in the laundry room today while I was at work. The sheets that I had not folded are soaking wet with pee....maybe it wasn't him last time but it is this time.
He is not eating the raw very well. He just covers it up.

 

[Vicky & Gandalf (GA) & Murrlin]

Have you read Dr. Lisa's advice about transitioning cats to a different food? http://www.catinfo.org/docs/Tips%20for% ... -14-11.pdf

The advice she gives would work for any kind of transitioning, I would think, not just from dry to raw or canned.