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Wow! That's really great work. I can't wait to see the finished product.

If I know exactly what I want I will go alone - if I'm out to have fun I like to bring along some of my girlfriends.

I would love to go hiking around there! Nothing as pretty as that down here.

I absolutely love Sweetarts. I'm all for the sour stuff.

Awwww, he's so adorable! I miss having a kitten around!

That's great news! I'm glad that you were about to find a pharmacy who can compound it for you up there.

My family has always used Cosequin for Cats for our older cats that develop arthritis. It's fairly inexpensive and has always had great results for us.

It's been a couple of days - I'm curious to hear how she's healing up too!

My vet normally recommends antibiotics prior to a dental cleaning. He's said that he generally requires it for mouths that are going to need a lot of work. As far as the medicine, we've always been given liquid clindamycin for the kitties.

I wouldn't think that the injury could be from the declaw, considering you said it has been so many years. She most probably just hurt her paw slightly jumping. I hope she gets feeling better!

My vet has charged $35 for the lat few years - before that it was $20!

It sounds to me like maybe she has allergies or some other condition on her tail that is causing pain or discomfort. I would check for any signs of her chewing (like with allergies) and if nothing, I would get her in to see the vet in case there is truly an issue with pain.

I would talk with the vet and voice your concerns. It's definitely a valid worry if your kitty has a weak immune system. In this situation I would want to rely on the vet's opinion of whether or not he is healthy enough to handle the shots regularly. If the vet says it's okay, then I would agree.

I had a cat that had a tumor in her mouth - the vet removed it and although it came back a couple of times requiring more minor surgeries, she lived another three years. I'm sure everything will work out perfect!

Did you end up getting this all taken care of? Was it worms like everyone suggested?

I wouldn't worry about it, unless you mentioned to them that you would want to do a biopsy if they found cancer during the necropsy. Did the vet acknowledge that he found tumors after he performed the necropsy?

I have been giving Metacam to me and my parents' pets for a few years now, including the cats, and have never had any kind of adverse reaction. Even the box now says that it's safe for cats.

Good luck! I had a cat when I was younger who developed a tumor in her mouth and with treatment she was able to live three more years.

Most cats don't need e-collars after being neutered or spayed. As long as she is okay with leaving the incision alone, I would definitely say she doesn't need it on while she's around you - when she's alone would be up to you.

Although I understand you being worried because your kitty is so lethargic now that he's back at home, urinating where he lays may lays may be from having the catheter in at the vet's - he may be having trouble holding his urine.