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Poor baby (and you). It probably is a reaction to the vacc's, but keep an eye on her. If she doesn't pic up in the next few days give your vet a ring and see what they suggest. ((hugs)) |
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Poor Pousse. Sorry to hear this. You may want to try adding a little boiled water to her food, this will give her a little fluid as well as help make the food smell more appealing to her. Hope it helps xxx Or maybe try some strong smelling food such as sardine or tuna. All the best, I hope she picks up again very soon. xxx |
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Odd night last night as she appared to go a bit manic Zoomed round attacked anything and everything and ate a 1/4 pouch straight off this morning so I have added another 1/4 to what she has left to make sure she has plenty to eat. She always has access to fresh water but will try the hot water on the food thing as well - especially on her kibble She's still being a bit "off" and not as keen for strokes etc but I do genuinely think it was the upheaval of the vets visit in the snow and the vaccs Am meant to be going away this weekend and my friend Jen looking after her but am reluctant to leave her for the entire weekend even though Jen has met her and is very trustworthy and caring. I'm being daft I know as Jen is more than capable of knowing if she needs vet attention or not |
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