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Oh, that poor baby! Well I've heard it said that sometimes the "best" food is the one that your cat will eat, I guess that's true in her case! Thank you for your input. :touched:

@duckpond , I'm concerned due to such reasons, as well. :ohwell: How did you handle it with your picky kitty? Did you find any other brands that she likes?

So. I have compiled a complete list of the things that my cat will voluntarily eat on a regular basis: Ritz crackers, Friskies (shredded chicken only), plastic bags, Fancy Feast (gravy flavors only), cheese from Lunchables, and Primal freeze dried pork. That's all, folks. As much as he'd like...

Hi @Norachan ! I could tell he was nauseated when the sickness first started, as he would lick his lips a lot before and after vomiting. At the vet visit, he was given a shot of depo medrol and for three days, he ate voraciously without any vomiting. Today was his first dose of Denamarin, and...

Thank you so much for posting your experiences. My Goblin just had blood work done for the first time after several say of anorexia and vomiting. His ALT is in the 400s. The vet said he doesn't think it's fatty liver but could be due to IBD. I've really been panicking about it. He just started...

Thank you so much for thinking of us enough to check in! I did speak to the doctor again yesterday evening. Goblin was put on a supplement called Denamarin, which from what I understand has a concentrated amount of milk thistle along with another liver regenerating supplement called sam-e. He...

I don't have anything listed above except I do occasionally use aerosol Lysol on my kitchen trash. He wouldn't have actually ingested it that I can think of, but could inhaling it cause this??

Oh, you guys. I need some help. Goblin has been anorexic and vomiting for the past several days. He vomits occasionally after eating and usually some depo medrol helps but this time I could tell it was more severe. He couldn't keep water down. The vet ran a panel and his liver enzymes are...

Definitely! I have some of the ear drops leftover from the last time and they're still within the expiration date, so I'm going to start that while we're waiting to get into the new vet. I'm just trying to figure out how to keep this from becoming a chronic thing.

Goblin was treated for an ear infection last year, and now I noticed that he's scratching at his ears again. Upon inspection, I can see that there is some watery, yellow-ish fluid in his ears, which is consistent to what the vet pointed out last time. The vet gave me a big list of things that...

My parents are fostering a stray mama cat and her five kittens, and I've been going over there to help (and love on the kittens.) Unfortunately it looks like someone dumped them, and I have not been able to find a rescue that can help with vet care. All the kittens are fat, fluffy, and...

So, my parent's neighbors just moved, and evidently they had been feeding a stray cat. Apparently the cat felt comfortable enough in their yard that she had five kittens there. I was just made aware of them tonight, I guess another neighbor had noticed her and took her some kibble and water...

Right?? Isn't that the truth!! I think he heard me say I was going to top the RadCat with the Primal, because now he's refusing the Primal if I try to give it to him. He only wants it from Dad, and mom doesn't want to listen to dad bitch about having to touch raw meat. :angrywoman: Oh, life as...

Thanks a million, missmimz! I'll look into that asap!

@sunny578 Thanks so much for the reply! Getting Goblin onto RadCat is my ultimate goal. I don't doubt at all that it added some time to your kitty's nine lives. Unfortunately, Goblin is a super picky eater. I got a sample of all of their current varieties, and he literally wouldn't go near...

Hi guys. I'm hoping one of you kitty experts here might have some guidance for me. Hopefully this is in the right forum, I wasn't sure whether to post here or in raw food. Goblin is six years old and is (probably) a herpes kitty. He has never had bloodwork done, but my last vet told me it's...

I went to the pet store and got him some Primal raw goat milk. He's never had it before so I'm trying to introduce it slowly, but he seems to really like it. If I mix the goat milk with some water to hydrate the FD, he'll actually eat it! Yay! Hopefully this isn't a fluke. Lol.

Update: he doesn't want anything except the Primal now. If I try to mix the dry crumbles in with the canned food, he picks the FD out and will eat only that. Hahaha. Oh, life with cats.

A little background on Goblin: I got him as a kitten, and he's just turned six. Over the years, we've done some food transitions: started with cheap dry food which is what he ate when I got him, to higher quality dry, to Friskies canned, and now to Weruva canned. He's a herpes cat, but...

Goblin is a herpes kitty and usually when he has a flare up, I supplement with L-lysine per his vet's instruction. When I noticed a goopy eye yesterday, I went to get the tube of Viralys and realized it was expired. I'd seen powdered L-lysine in health food stores, and so I figured it was...