I have been home for a week and a half because of a disk disruption in my lower back. Well I have had worse pain than this but added to this all our feral cats are on antibiotics for Chlamydia infection. I have been giving it in raw meat and all of them are doing great except Agnes. Agnes has probably had chlamydia since she was born - a year ago and so - and is still very feral after two and half month with us.
On top of this we are camping with the cats in a renovation objekt. I have been crawling over and under boxes, tools and building material to reach her with her piece of meat. Yesterday was the last day of the traetment ( I don't think it is enough though) and after three hours of work I got her to eat half of it.
If I could get her alone in a room and leave her there she would eat it - no problem - but we have no rooms. At lest not with doors between and without holes in the walls.
And as if this wasn't enough I discoverd yesterday that Agnes probably doesn't see to good. This could explain why she is still so shy.
For the first time her eyes are dry and clear and I would like to give her antibiotics for three more days to make sure it stays that way so please send some of those miracle vibes to me and Agnes. My back cant handle any more climbing and crawling so we need some good luck.
If anyone has any experience of how to communicate with a cat that might not see your face clearly please share your experience with us. I have posted a thread in the forum about behavior but I only had one reply and taking her to the vet again would definitly make it impossible to get close to her with antibiotics for a long time - if I even could catch her.
This wonderful little mama deserves to get as well as she can.
On top of this we are camping with the cats in a renovation objekt. I have been crawling over and under boxes, tools and building material to reach her with her piece of meat. Yesterday was the last day of the traetment ( I don't think it is enough though) and after three hours of work I got her to eat half of it.
If I could get her alone in a room and leave her there she would eat it - no problem - but we have no rooms. At lest not with doors between and without holes in the walls.
And as if this wasn't enough I discoverd yesterday that Agnes probably doesn't see to good. This could explain why she is still so shy.
For the first time her eyes are dry and clear and I would like to give her antibiotics for three more days to make sure it stays that way so please send some of those miracle vibes to me and Agnes. My back cant handle any more climbing and crawling so we need some good luck.
If anyone has any experience of how to communicate with a cat that might not see your face clearly please share your experience with us. I have posted a thread in the forum about behavior but I only had one reply and taking her to the vet again would definitly make it impossible to get close to her with antibiotics for a long time - if I even could catch her.
This wonderful little mama deserves to get as well as she can.