Recent Content by meowimmakat666

There are no cat specialists in my area, unless I'm not using the correct wording to google it. lol.

Well, I'm not sure we have any cat specialists in this area, but I can look. Thanks for the idea.

VERY loose and diarrhea, I don't think she's had a solid bowel movement in her life.    I called the vet and he said to bring her in, and I just got a job, so hopefully I can borrow money from someone so I can take her in to the vet...

I haven't tried that dewormer, but i know she was on this antibioti/antiprotozoal medication that the vet prescribed her after we obtained her, I'll have to ask the vet about IBD, but I honestly can't tell you when that will be, it depends on my ability to earn money, seeing as the vet here...

Hopefully, but I'm not going to hold my breath for it, the vets and even human doctors around here seem to have gotten their degree's from a cracker jack box... But I hope I can find out a way to be able to keep her, she's my girlfriends first cat. Ever. Lol

I'll see if I can dig up the number, but she's literally been doing this since the instant we brought her home, damn coos county animal shelter... Oh well, I just hope we don't have to put her down, that would be wretched

Oh freaky, she's a Siamese too.. The shelter didn't tell us much about her but that worries me a lot act actually

I have not tried the chicken and rice diet yet, I've been too short on funds to even feed myself that (lol), and as to other food types, we've had her on this grain free stuff, called Evolve Chicken and Rice Maintenance Formula.  @Ritz   If you can think of the name of that test I'll gladly...

So I have a rescue cat, somewhere around three years old (according to the shelter), and she's been crapping herself (in her sleep, awake, while walking, etc.), since pretty much day one of having her. My girlfriend and I have taken her to the vet, had numerous fecal slides taken, tried the...