Recent Content by arjumand

I'm in Malta. I've found a website which says it ships internationally, called California Pet Pharmacy - the only problem is I need a vet's prescription and I have to fill in what species the pet is. I'm worried that if I put in "cat" they won't send me Adequan Canine, and that the vet won't...

Thanks! Yes, she is pretty, isn't she? She's an ex-stray and we took her in when it was getting too dangerous for her. We know her parentage, though: a neighbour's Persian got out and came back knocked up. When the Persian had the kittens this neighbour threw them out and Grauli was one of...

I've posted here on the forum before, but never one of these, so here goes. My cat, Terry, is 18, and picture is my avatar. She was more or less ok until this May, when it was one thing after another - seizures, misdiagnosis, changed behaviour and I was at my wits' end. The second vet (I'm not...

Hi all! My cat, Terry, turns 18 this July, and last summer was a hellish black hole of one crazy health disaster after another, starting with a CRF diagnosis that I now don't even trust (seeing as the vet who diagnosed it did not spot the greater problem), idiopathic epilepsy, and finally...

I would go to another vet - see if you can find someone in your area who specialises in elderly animals (or elderly cats).  I have a 17-year old female, and after her behavior changed practically overnight, and my vet just diagnosed kidney problems (and blamed all the behavioral changes on her...

My cat is 17 and has just had a mastectomy - in cats, that means one entire row of nipples has been removed. The vet took her age (and kidney problems) into consideration when administering anesthesia and even gave her extra fluids. She seems to have got past the surgery quite well, thought it's...

Hi there, I hate to scare you, and maybe it's because I'm going through a horrible situation myself, but you really need to take her to the vet. It could be a flea allergy, as you say, but that still needs to be handled (and if it is that, and your vet suggests the use of progesterone as...