So my 14-year old female calico Pixel has had a very rough couple of months. She had emergency dental (3 teeth extractions + detartaring), and was diagnosed with chronic renal disease stage 2.
She recovered extremely well from her surgery ordeal (I was so worried!), and her appetite has returned. As a result of CKD, she needs to take a liquid beef-flavored supplement called PRONEFRA. It's a 1 ml dose twice a day via plastic syringe. At first, it was an easy process for her to get to take it. Now she's gotten fed up and weary of the stuff and darts her tongue and whips her head every which way hardly swallowing any of it. This stuff's expensive and so helpful for her kidneys to function!
Aside from all of this, she's since developed cat acne from the areas that leak and stick to her fur. I try wiping it clean in the morning but I am in a rush to get ready for work too. Every few days I use a soft bristle toothbrush, warm water and specially formulated acne shampoo to get rid of the blackheads.
Could her skin be reacting in an allergy to this PRONEFRA supplement?
She recovered extremely well from her surgery ordeal (I was so worried!), and her appetite has returned. As a result of CKD, she needs to take a liquid beef-flavored supplement called PRONEFRA. It's a 1 ml dose twice a day via plastic syringe. At first, it was an easy process for her to get to take it. Now she's gotten fed up and weary of the stuff and darts her tongue and whips her head every which way hardly swallowing any of it. This stuff's expensive and so helpful for her kidneys to function!
Aside from all of this, she's since developed cat acne from the areas that leak and stick to her fur. I try wiping it clean in the morning but I am in a rush to get ready for work too. Every few days I use a soft bristle toothbrush, warm water and specially formulated acne shampoo to get rid of the blackheads.
Could her skin be reacting in an allergy to this PRONEFRA supplement?