Chuck has not been happy recently. The hubby and I thought it was because of the huge amount of screechy noises coming from the lot two doors down, where they are tearing down the house and digging up the cement. Noisy machines, trucks loading and unloading, people yelling back and forth. So, we did not freak out when there were an accident or two.
And yet, he's still not right, so I've called the vet and we have an appointment this AM. Maybe we can discover something that will help Chucky's intestines more than what we are already doing. We KNOW he hates having accidents, but it's his only way to communicate that things are not 100%. Cross your fingers that we don't leave the office with another shoulder shrug. Is it arthritis? Is it intestinal? Is it the fact that Patty and Sweetie like to sit on the front porch, waiting for me to come out with their meals? And our cat chiropractor appears to have gone out of business, so now I'm looking for another in the Metro Detroit area.
I am sure that Chucky can be cured; we just don't know what the problem is yet. Keep your fingers (and paws!) crossed for the boy, and I'll report back soon.
dood...we can cross all de paws we got N then sum... plus send sum blessingz frum R pal Frank....aka St Francis yur way, that ya get ta feelin like yur ole self in noe time N de vet gives yur mom a definite answer bout whatz up ♥
ReplyDeletePoor Chuck. I hope something can help. We've had adding pureed pumpkin to food suggested by our vet for somebody at some point and we know others have had good luck with it. (We have never actually tried it, though; didn't need to, as it turned out.)
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry Chucky is not feeling well. I hope it's nothing serious and some simple treatment can help him. Sending purrs and positive thoughts xoxo
ReplyDeleteWe're purring for Chuck and hope the vet can figure out what's going on with him.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment. I got the fish at Amazon. It's called Robo Fish :-)
ReplyDeletePoor Chuckie. I hope the vet is able to figure out what's bothering him so you can get a treatment plan in place.
ReplyDeleteWe are hopeful that you will soon find out what ails him, and that he can be a happy cat once again.
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