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Originally Posted by Velvet
Thought you might be 
Katie's a dog. He dismisses it - listens & then does his own thing. I cant grumble, theyve been very good with her. She couldnt tolerate Propalin & has her on Incurin, bit concerned about it but at end of day she isnt going to get better with renal disease & she might as well have something that'll help her other problem. |
I used to work with a vet like that. If it wasn't a 'drug' then it wasn't worth the breath it took to discuss it. Like I say everyone has differing opinions, but as far as Tara is concerned, the supplements haven't done any harm. I don't know if it's the diet or the supplements that are helping, but whatever it is it's doing the job I want it to do
She's on propalin too, borderline renal function at the moment but we're doing regular blood tests. What with that and her glucosamine she's a walking pharmacy
Anyway I've gone a bit off topic, typical me
sorry Shelly!
I guess every vet has different opinions and different experiences, maybe they've had some issues before with cats similar to Katie's case. Is it that they have refused? or just never mentioned it?
