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I just answered in your other thread. I think it was around $200 for the test and about another $200 for the serum. The dermatologist will shave your cat's side and test individual spots with different allergens, looking for any kind of reaction. It seems to be more accurate than a blood test...

The first thing a dermatologist would have you do is a food elimination trial to see if there is a food allergy or if it is some other kind of allergy. To do this trial, you need a food with very simple ingredients, preferably with an unusual protein source. Since Natural Balance has been a...

I had one when I was a kid, and I loved her so much!

There's more.... http://www.itchmo.com/read/new-recal...foods_20070518 Press release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — May 17, 2007 — Chenango Valley Pet Foods previously recalled dry pet foods manufactured with a shipment of rice protein concentrate supplied by Wilbur-Ellis that possibly contained...

Itchmo has listed 2 more foods recalled already today, and Chenango Valley Foods is supposed to announce more recalls later. http://www.itchmo.com/read/recall-up...day-6_20070518 The new recalls are: Lick Your Chops dry kitten food & Evolve dry kitten food. It's not Friday if there are no new...

What a cutie! Is one of her lids rolling in just a little bit? That happened to one of my dogs, and drops helped for a while, but she had to have surgery eventually.

This is precisely why I decided to start hanging out here. I know how to get dogs to stop doing things that I don't want them to do, but in all of my years of cat ownership, I have yet to figure out how to stop them from doing what I don't want them to do! Sarah used to remove wallpaper in...

I haven't seen cat repellents that last a month, but with anything, I would have doubts that it would work for the full amount stated on any packaging. It would probably start to lose effectiveness somewhere along the way. I'd worry about what it might do if she comes into contact with it. I...

What a cute little helper!

I was having a crazy case of kitten fever right up until the leg attack pictures!!!

Oh, how cute!

I'm afraid that I can't pass along your tummy scratches. Norman is NOT a fan of having his tummy scratched. I think he's sensitive of his "spare tire!" I really do adore this cat. The cat I had when I was last living at home lived to be 17. She passed away several years after I moved out...

Oh how sweet! And how tiny! It's been forever since my kitties were that small! I miss the size, I miss the cuteness, but I definitely don't miss kitten claws!

I love that smiling happy picture of Coco! It reminds me of my younger chocolate girl with that happy "throw it again" look!

I've been reading everything I can get my hands on regarding this recall. The cyanuric acid is old news -- I saw something on it at least a week ago. The combination of the cyanuric acid & the melamine is what they are now suspecting to be the cause of the crystals, and those form in the...

I have heard that the fountains really do help them to want to drink more water. Mine are pretty good water-drinkers anyway, and they are now getting moist food in the morning, so they're okay with that. I also give them food with some cranberries and/or blueberries in it. It does the same...

If they have wheat flour (maybe just labeled wheat?), wheat gluten, rice protein concentrate, or rice gluten listed on the label, I'd just toss them to err on the side of caution. Natura (makers of Innova & California Natural) say that all of their ingredients are domestically sourced.

I know that with dog food, we commonly say that you feed less of a higher quality food, so I imagine that is also true of cat food. You need to feed more of the lower quality food because there is so much filler in it. My cats eat moist Innova Lite in the morning, and they eat less than 1/4 cup...

What a cutie!!!

How nice!!! They love you!