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I'm sorry I haven't replied sooner! I've been giving the kitty (I refuse to name him, lol) his clavamox twice a day, and there doesn't seem to be any side affects from it. His appetite is beyond great and no vomiting. I tried the steam thing, but he didn't like the sound of the loud shower. I...

I have a stray kitty on my back porch. I took him to the vet yesterday, and they said he has a URI, and gave him Clavamox which I've been giving him twice a day. This evening, however, I noticed he is very congested, has dried snot on his nose, and is breathing through his mouth. I took some...

Thanks for the links! I'm researching them now. :-) I've been looking at online sites. If I continue to buy monthly, that'll be two bags, so I should get free shipping. I just need to decide whether to switch or order online.  I went ahead and bought one bag of SG Chicken and TOTW Venison and...

That's more than what I'm paying, and I could save a dollar by buying from Petco right now. ^_^ I think I may just end up ordering it, though.  I haven't yet. I'll look! I did ask the manager if they were discontinuing the whole line, and she said not that she knew of, but in retail, anything...

I may have to. It's extra money for shipping, but if I can't find a comparable food, I won't have a choice.  Where does your sister order her food from? I was finding it in stores just fine until now. The petco I go to sold it. I bought enough for a month (cause I hate shopping lol), and I...

Yup :-)

It's dry food. They're on canned, as well, 50% canned and 50% dry

I went to buy my cat food just now, Solid Gold Alaskan Pollock, and it looks like they're not selling it anymore, in any store. I liked it because it's grain free, low calorie, low fat, and ALL my cats liked it! Anyone know of  a comparable dry food? I have 4 cats: 1 senior (who is overweight)...

I use vetoquinol viralys powder. I get it on Amazon. Per my vet's instructions, I only use it during a flare up. It kinda smells like fish, so my cats love it

For me, a flare up is excessive tearing, "winking", and/or excessive/consistent sneezing. If I see one or more of those signs, they get lysine

Thank you both for your advice! I think in this instance, his skin and coat problems aren't life threatening, so I may just have to start the long-term training and hope he picks it up quickly. I'll definitely try the feeding and treats trick. As a general rule, I don't feed them human food, but...

Oh, towels/large pieces of fabric are completely out of the question. We figured that out the first time we tried to catch him. We don't get anywhere near him if we have one. At least if it's just me and my hands, I have a chance at grabbing him since he'll come over for petting. 

I have a 2y old male kitty that I got when he was 6m old. I have no idea what happened to him before I got him, but I know that it has taken a very long time to gain his trust. He love affection, but is terrified of being picked up. He's got skin issues and I need to get him to the vet, but...

Okay, thanks so much! :-)

I wasn't sure if this should go in health or nutrition, so I flipped a coin and nutrition won! ;-) I have a two year old male cat, Simba, who is prone to bladder crystals and blockages. His coat is just.... dull, and thin, and coarse. They're on a mix of 50% canned food (Fancy Feast and Nutro...