The Hobbit Hole VII - But not yet weary are our feet...

[RosieCotton]

Never heard of a pet having an eating disorder before, but I suppose it happens.

Actually I think a lot of older cats have sensitive tummies. We've had a couple over the years. Cleo actually had trouble with that when I first got her but has been better lately...dunno why. Maybe just the fact that she is on better food and has been less stressed? Dunno!

[Wneighbor]

Hi honey...

I'm home... :-)

[Fedora]

Hope your and Rose's colds feel better soon!

[TalonDJ]

In college we signed a friend of ours up to get info on how to be a 'bridal consultant' from some vocational school and for years he got spam mail about it hehehe

Ok time to curl up with a warm laptop some cats and some anime. Night everyone.

[RosieCotton]

Now...THAT is an interesting mental picture. Whoa.

[RosieCotton]

Good night!

I need to head out soon, too...ten more minutes...that's all......just ten more.....

[AnAmericanMother]

Siamese have delicate stomachs, so I've dealt with this problem many times.

Get her some Nutri-Cal. It's a malt-flavored paste, mineral oil based, that comes in a tube like toothpaste. You can get it at the pet shops, sometimes it's in the dog section because it's good for both dogs and cats. It's packed with vitamins, minerals, and lots of calories. Hunters use it to give their bird dogs extra energy on a long day in the field. It digests quickly and the mineral oil will ease out any hairballs that might be in the cat. (Are icky grey small tapered solid things coming up in the vomit? Them's hairballs. If she was having trouble grooming that may be part of the problem.)

After she's been on the Nutri-Cal for a couple of weeks, her stomach should be settled enough to stop the vomiting. (I assume she's not vomiting blood or bile or anything nasty like that, just regurgitating partially digested food.)

[Ramius]

These people just don't understand... we have magnums.

[Overtaxed]

Hmmmm....my aunt did wedding director stuff for our family and she didn't need no steenkin' courses. I guess she just knew all the rools already.

[Bear_in_RoseBear]

Thanks... we're both mostly over the "cold" part... some lingering sinus build-up on my part, trying hard to keep it from becoming a sinus infection. (I'm prone to them.)

[JenB]

Yawn... I'm for bed. At least if I plan to be up early enough to lift tomorrow...

[Fedora]

and the tremors are just giant, man-eating worms... or so thelocals say...

You can catch really big fish with those.

[RosieCotton]

I have to get up early to drug a cat.

Wanna trade?

[Bear_in_RoseBear]

Time for me to be going too... good night, all.

[JenB]

Nope. Cats at our house are seriously not mine. I tolerate them, they tolerate me, we do not affect each other. That's the way it should be.

Good night... yawn... really, I'm going.

[Wneighbor]

Night Bear! :-)

[Fedora]

PM! Ugh, a 5 AM flight? Not this girl.

Just think, though: you could exercise before your flight! :)

[Fedora]

Good night... yawn... really, I'm going.

Good spam!--I mean, good night! :)

[Fedora]

Good spam!

[Fedora]

Good spam!