Chloe has forgotten the litter tray exists..

Elaine · 15-08-2007, 12:13 AM

RR can be applied to the ears, I know of many people, including myself, who have used it in that way. One to two drops on the fingers and gently rubbed into the ear tips.
If the cat will allow, you can also give her a drop orally.
There is no harm in adding it to her food/water as well as on the ears.

Donna · 15-08-2007, 08:48 AM

No accidents overnight. Chloe's litter tray has been used and I think it is Chloe as Misty usually does tons!! Hard to tell though really.

Bought some Purina One kibbles yesterday too and those are going down very well - Chloe was eating them out of my hand last night very nicely. In all she had four small meals yesterday so am pleased as that is more than double what she has been eating.

This morning I have given them a small amount of Purina kibbles again, and off to work now with two full bowls of wet food for them to munch on.

I didnt lock the cats up last night as Chloe really was not happy about being stuck in the bathroom. I think she knows where her tray is now so is happier.

Think she will eat more if I buy the better food which I am going to have to do - the cats will eat better than the humans in this house!!

Not given her any RR today as off to work now. Back at 12 so will see how it goes.

How many drops a day can she have?

dinahsmum · 15-08-2007, 08:57 AM

Sounding hopeful! Keep it up
Don't know about the RR dosage - Elaine or Fran again!

Fran · 15-08-2007, 09:05 AM

I've never used RR. I know the homeopathic remedies I use, you can't overdose. I think it rather depends on the carrier solution, i.e. if it's alcohol based or not. Everything I use is water based. I think herbal remedies are alcohol based. Maybe Elaine would know?

Elaine · 15-08-2007, 09:09 AM

RR is completely harmless and cannot be overdosed on, how ever I would probably use one or two drops, two to three times a day.
http://www.wellbeings.com/html/bachf...cueremedy.html

mable1718 · 15-08-2007, 09:50 AM

i hope you will sort it out soon and everyones advice has helped

Donna · 15-08-2007, 11:09 AM

Well would just like to thank Fran for the samples that arrived today and the lovely card x

It is so much appreciated as the postage alone has cost you a fair bit!!!

Once again, thank you all - whether it is advice, support or indeed taking the time to post some sample foods x

I will update you all on what Chloe thinks of the samples.

charliebubs · 15-08-2007, 01:25 PM

Awww - that's lovely of Fran.

I hope our advice helps Donna.

Fran · 15-08-2007, 02:30 PM

Donna, it really is no problem at all. I just hope she likes it

Donna · 15-08-2007, 04:16 PM

Well one sachet of sample of food has been munched up pretty quickly.

Both Chloe and Misty have eaten the packet between them. I think Chloe just prefers better quality food so will obviously start buying better food.

She has had three small meals so far today and she will have one small meal before bedtime.

Misty on the other hand has probably had three large meals so will soon be posting about Misty being overweight rather than Chloe underweight!!!

Well I think the food problem has been solved just by feeding a different brand. She seems fairly relaxed today and I have not given her any RR as she runs away when I have the bottle in my hand!!! I will put a few drops on her last meal tonight.

I also have not found any further accidents, so will continue with the second litter tray and see how that goes.

Looking good!

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