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Joined: May 2005
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From: S.E., MI
I have to admit I'm coming to the conclusion he really doesn't like taking these pills....
but he is doing much, much, better today. not a chipper puppy bouncing around but has somewhat fluid motion instead of the obviously painful herky-jerky stilted motion he had just wo days ago.
incredible difference.
but he is doing much, much, better today. not a chipper puppy bouncing around but has somewhat fluid motion instead of the obviously painful herky-jerky stilted motion he had just wo days ago.
incredible difference.
I do hope he is truly on the mend. We used to hide our Great Danes pills in peanut butter. I'm sure you have tried all the tricks.
Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Loveland, CO
This is my new boy, Leo. This was the first day I brought him home, 2 weeks ago (May 27, 2017). He's a Maine Coon and tabby mix that came from Forever Home Cat Rescue, the one I volunteer for once a week at my local Petsmart. He's about 7 months old and a purr machine. I adore him.
He's used to me and loves to play in my bedroom and get pets on my bed but the adjustment with my Bengal, Talia, and meezer, Zion, is not going to happen soon. Talia is pissed off. Leo is staying in my room, and sleeps in the closet often. I'm not going to rush it.
Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Loveland, CO
My Talia has not taken it well that Leo is now part of the household (4 weeks today). She attacked him a few days ago at 4 am after cornering him in my bedroom. Today I took delivery from Chewy.com ( excellent company) of two Feliway Comfort Zone Multicat room difussers after Leo's vet recommended it. I'm hoping it calms Talia down and makes Zion less skittish. Leo is a darling already. I have the two diffusers downstairs while Leo has been living in my upstairs bedroom and bathroom where I can shut out Talia. The time she attacked him I left the bedroom door open intentionally. Won't try that again.
