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01-03-2007, 04:56 PM   #1

Vets visit for Misty


I took Misty to the Vets this afternoon. I had noticed over the last few days that she was pulling out her fur out in large clumps from around her teat area This morning I noticed that she had made that area sore and red

The Vet gave her the once over and said she is in good health, weight etc...

The Vet thinks it may be a viscious circle type thing, it itches, she licks, it itches again, she licks etc... and now its sore.

Fleas were looked for, none were found - phew

The Vet thinks its still maybe the upheavel moving to here, so she is on 21 tablets of Prednisolone 5mg Prednoc 2 each day for a week then 1 each day for the 2nd week.

I just gave her 2 mixed with butter, bless her, the first went well, the 2nd we had a harder time lol, but she was good and took it in the end.

Bless her little meowing in the car but as soon as we were there she settled, she is now back in her fav. place, under the bed. x



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01-03-2007, 04:59 PM   #2

Re: Vets visit for Misty


Aww Poor Misty.... hope it gets better soon xxxx



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01-03-2007, 05:02 PM   #3

Re: Vets visit for Misty


(((hugs))) for Misty.
Glad she is being a (fairly) good girl with the pills.
You can also try moulding them in lumps of cheese, wrapping in thin ham, primula (or similar) cheese spread, hiding inside juicy sultanas (Mini used to like them!), keeping them in the fridge to reduce any smell, etc etc



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01-03-2007, 05:37 PM   #4

Re: Vets visit for Misty


Thats given me a few more suggestions x



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01-03-2007, 05:46 PM   #5

Re: Vets visit for Misty


Poor Misty, hopefully the pills sort it out.
I always wrap pills up in cheese for my cats, Bones has had a pill a day for 3 years wrapped in cheese, he loves pill time now all you have to do is open the fridge and shout 'cheese' and he comes running! Once he jumped up on the counter while I popped the pill out of the pack and he just ate it straight up thinking it was cheese.



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01-03-2007, 05:48 PM   #6

Re: Vets visit for Misty


Perhaps I should make it a fun thing for her too then, trouble is if she is hiding under the bed it may take some time lol x



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01-03-2007, 06:11 PM   #7

Re: Vets visit for Misty


Aaww, ((hugs)) for Misty! She is having a time of isn't she? Hope the pills make her feel better soon!



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01-03-2007, 06:11 PM   #8

Re: Vets visit for Misty


Awww bless, it does sound like a stress thing doesn't it? I hope she picks up soon x



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01-03-2007, 10:59 PM   #9

Re: Vets visit for Misty


Yes, poor love. She does sound stressed Cheese (squeezy primula-type one) and pate and both good for hiding pills.

Hope she's feeling much better soon.

Hugs.



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01-03-2007, 11:09 PM   #10

Re: Vets visit for Misty


Poor Misty. Winston was on prednisolone and he hated them. Worked well, hiding them in a bit of cheese for a while, had to always change tac tics coz he was a wise old kitty.
Hope she gets better soon, have you thought of using rescue remedy/feliway as well just to help her ease into the new surroundings?
xxx



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