I hope you get answers soon and the results are good.
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7/28/10 at 12:20am
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I couldn't even tell if his ears are yellow (I have to take him outside, the light bulbs have a yellowish hue and it make his color look normal when it isn't). His belly is slightly yellow, and his mouth is a little more yellow than his belly. That means his Bilirubin is going down some
, the fact that he is still yellow shows that it is still high though but it has to be better than before, now that it is fading some.
I am going to take him in for bloodwork in a couple weeks when I get his meds/fluids refiled. I know the vet will be supried when he sees Bear, he has gained some weight since his last vistit and his fur looks fantastic. His fur was greasy at the begining of all of this, but it may have just been from adding oil to his food and the food getting on him.
I am working on uploading them. 
I will keep everyone updated now that I have internet access.
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Thanks for the great update. I'm guessing a cup of "crappy" food, at this point, is better than no food, or less food. My Sven, a CRF kitty, is currently ONLY eating Temptations. I know, I KNOW, this is not a good thing, but, to me, it's quality of life, at this point, rather than quantity. He is, after all, 15 years old, Anyway, back to Bear, so glad he's acting like there is nothing wrong with him. I think attitude is at least half the battle
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A couple years ago I taught him 2 tricks, "gimme paw" and "Bear." The "Bear" trick is where he stands up on his haunches and reaches up for the treat until his front feet are off of the ground.
I guess the saying "things seem better when you have to work for them" is true.
You might want to try the Tuna Flakes for Sven, Petsmart has them. It is the Whisker City brand, they were on sale at my local Petsmart.
I also crumble them up over his dry, hoping he will eat more dry.
They should make those things nutritionally complete and sell them in bulk LOL!|
I have been checking on this thread on and off. I'm so glad that bear is eating and is improving. I am sending lots of love
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You might want to try the Tuna Flakes for Sven, Petsmart has them. It is the Whisker City brand, they were on sale at my local Petsmart.
I also crumble them up over his dry, hoping he will eat more dry. |
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btw - you might look in the asian section of your supermarket for bonito flakes - they are pretty much the same thing, & most likely cheaper! i found these 3 on amazon, to show examples: bonito flakes - nishimoto - katsubushi
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So I added some wet food to it, and he ate about another spoonfull of it. I will try again though, he was very interested in it.
<- Bear lol) after I poke him with the needle. He completly calms down after the fluids run for a few seconds. I expalin to him that neither one of us have a choice, he HAS to have the fluids. I tell him that if he would drink water the SubQs will magically dissapear... I guess he doesn't belive me, because he won't drink still. 





