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05-03-2010, 04:46 PM   #31

Re: Just had Mustard to the vet, not good news.


You are a wonder farthing! How many meds per day do you have to give to your various cats?

Glad to hear the vet is pleased with Mustard and sorry to hear about Fluffy and Spice. Good news for Candy though.



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05-03-2010, 05:02 PM   #32

Re: Just had Mustard to the vet, not good news.


Do you really want the whole list, at the moment-

Spice- am, 1 pink felimazloe, 1 rubenal, 1/4 istin, 1/2 noroclav, 1/2 scoop ipakitine in food.
pm- 1 pink felimazole, 1 rubenl, 1/2 noroclav, 1/2 scoop ipakitine- also surolan in ears twice daily

Smudge- am- 2 orange felimazole, 1 rubenal and ipakitine powder.
pm- 1 orange fel, 1 pink fel, 1 rubenal, ipakitine powder.

Samson- am- 1 X 15mg vidalta, 1 x 10mg vidatla, I rubenal, ipakitine powder.
pm- 1 rubenal and ipakitne powder.

Fluffy- am- 2 x 15mg vidalta, tiacil in eyes twice a day.

Mustard-am- 1/2 fusemide
pm- 1/2 fusemide, 1/2 fortekor, and a steroid (pred) every other day)

Jimmy- am- 1 x 10 mg vidalta

Tabatha- am- 2x 15 mg vidalta.

Misty- am- 1 rubenal and ipakitine powder.
pm- 1 rubenal and ipakitine powder.
the 4 CRF cats are on a renal diet, the also get regular vit B12 injections.
Spice and Smudge also get acupuncture.


Dogs-
Deli -am- samilyn sachet in hepatic food
pm- 1/2 previcox in hepatic food.

Corrie- phenobarbitone twice a day.

Bruno- synoquin tablet once a day.

We also have 3 goats on danilon, which is an anti-inflammatory drug for horses, the goats have arthritis.

Nutmeg is on betamox antibiotic injections for an abscess just now too.



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05-03-2010, 05:27 PM   #33

Re: Just had Mustard to the vet, not good news.


OMG! Unbelievable. Are they all amenable to pilling/injections? I could never cope with that, my hat's off to you!



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05-03-2010, 05:59 PM   #34

Re: Just had Mustard to the vet, not good news.


As I said, you're a wonder farthing! I debate for days about worming pills! .................



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05-03-2010, 06:12 PM   #35

Re: Just had Mustard to the vet, not good news.


Glad Candy has a clean bill of health.
Poor little Spice, i hope she is feeling better soon.
Also hope Fluffy gets sorted soon, my Tom is on Felimazole and seems to have stabalised on it.



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05-03-2010, 07:45 PM   #36

Re: Just had Mustard to the vet, not good news.


Farthing - that meds list leaves me speechless!

As we are always telling you - how can you ever doubt that what you are doing is anything other than wonderful?



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05-03-2010, 09:02 PM   #37

Re: Just had Mustard to the vet, not good news.


Good Lord - that makes my head spin! You and Mike are marvels with your animals . . . I'm really full of admiration!



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05-03-2010, 10:30 PM   #38

Re: Just had Mustard to the vet, not good news.


To be honest, we don't really think about it being anything unusual, just a bit difficult to when meds change and we have to change our memories!

All th animals are very good with treatment, the only one I would be concerned about is Candy- she's a spitfire- but I also think she would eventually come round, I may be lacking a few fingers by then though!
Mustard, due to his condition can be a problem, because of he muscle tension, but I use a pill giver to get the tablets down.

This is nothing really, we've had a rabbit and a rat on inhalers before now.



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06-03-2010, 06:22 AM   #39

Re: Just had Mustard to the vet, not good news.


my goodness.... what a list!! you and your OH deserve a medal!

glad that the vet was pleased with Mustard...

have you ever tried Spice with Periactin (Cyproheptadine) Tinky Winky had IBD and would refuse to eat from time to time and we would always have good results with the periactin when ever we used it.



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07-03-2010, 03:38 PM   #40

Re: Just had Mustard to the vet, not good news.


Thankfully we seem to have kick started Spice's appetite again, although she still has a severe head tilt. She has been on noroclav for quite a few days now, but no improvement. I'm not sure what we can do next. She is such a poor little soul and so thin.
The Hi-life pate in salmon flavour is well appreciated, but she is only eating a tin a day and it is a small 85g tin, as well as cat milk. I am hoping she will continue to eat more, but I'm still convinced her teeth are a big problem.

Fluffy's eyes seem a bit better, but she is still not herself. She seems very sore on her right side but the vet thinks it is just because she is so thin with her thyroid problem. I'm not sure about this, although she showed no reaction when he manipulated her legs. I guess we need to sort out her thyroid problems first, and if I still feel she has an issue then, put her in for x-rays, we don't want to be putting her under while in this condition anyway.



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