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Remember as time goes on she will learn the medicine is only once a day. This is still new to her.

Cosette played with a red laser today!!!!

I also leave the wet food out for hours and Cosette takes her time to eat it. Knowing you're gone may be just the thing she needs to eat. I've done it for months and we've never seen signs of sickness from it. I'd try that before giving too much kibble.

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Yay for success! Whatever works! The less disruptive the better. As for your questions... 1. Doing it once shouldn't cause major damage. In the future be careful not to get her in the box every time. 2. She'll learn the routine of ointment once a day, and when she sees it's never at the food...

If she's still coming to you for scratches, it means she's not mad at you. She's willing to forgive you after a negative encounter. Honestly I think you're trying to too hard to make the ointment a pleasant experience, and you run the risk of her associating snacks with ointment. Don't...

Her mouth is healed up, she's at a healthy weight, and she's good on her vaccines. Not that she cares 😂

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I'm all over the place. One minute I'm buying organic free range beef at the store, next minute I'm going to McDonalds.

Sounds like the female has other resources for extra food. I'd stop putting food out completely. Even if the neighbors try to reign them in, cats gonna cat, especially if the cats are accustomed to roaming.

My hubby and I once thought about investing in rental properties. So glad we didn't. I'll never be a landlord.

Cosette is definitely feeling better. She still stays under the couch, but she's much more receptive to attention, and she's more playful when she comes out. Thursday she goes for checkup. Getting plenty of food into her before the pouting on Thursday and Friday!

Oh I'm so sorry I know Ruby meant the world to you. She'll always live in your heart. ♥️

Yeah I've seen cats eat all kinds of human food. Two little french fries won't hurt him.

Under the couch. All you see is eyes.

I'm careful not to overload her food in one meal. We're supplementing with third meals and gravy.

She inhaled her breakfast. I've never seen her ate so fast.

It seems that yesterday was the peak of her pain. She's in better spirits now. She's learning to grab bites of food. We got some gravy for her to lick from our fingers and she loves it. I thought she'd stay angry but she hasn't. She almost looks happy to see us.

No pills at home. The IV treatment last 48 hours. We'll see if she eats dinner. Right now I can't tell if she's in bad pain or she's mad. I'll ask for pain killers if she's not eating.