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Bless you, where there is a will, there is a way! I wish you all the success!

You are doing all you can do. When I read how he is it sounds exactly like how my Burt ended his days, he too, spent all his time in the kitchen. Towards the end in his litterbox for some reason.He got SO thin, every bone was sticking out, but he wasn't in pain and enjoyed our attention. I just...

I used CBD oil fro my cat's hyperthesia, and though it did help it didn't elminate the constant licking and scratching. i have used SO many natural supplements and things and none have ever worked as well as meds from the vet. My cats are doing so much better now on 2.5 mg of prednisone it is...

I really don't see a scratch, it may be an allergy, or bug bite, but I don't see a lump either. Make sure he is not drinking/eating out of plastic bowls, use glass or metal. That is a big cause. He may have rubbed on something a little hard too. Monitor it and make sure it doesn't get worse.

You might just have to let them together and take what may come. You can also get claming supplements in liquid and put it in Delectable Lickables in the stew flavors, i have not had a cat turn that down. It is in the treat section. It is given every 8 hours or so. You can't babysit them all...

I'm sorry, I guess I need explained exactly what is wrong and what you want changed? Everything sounds pretty normal to me. Milo hissing and pinning them down is a older cat teaching young upstarts manners. Be careful about having him completely avoid the youngsters or he will forget them and...

He could be having a reaction to the antibiotic. Vomiting is a very common reaction. That is why they say take with food. It could also be a delayed reaction to the anesthesia. as long as he is eating/drinking/using the litter box, everything should be OK. If he starts refusing to eat and hides...

Thank you so much. It takes us a long time, but eventually we do realize that everything the poem says is true.......

about 6 weeks old I would say, a real cutie!

Lilacs and Lily of the valley.

Just the default. I don't want or need another app. i remember back in teh good old days, when tehy were free, having special ringtones for everyone. I really enjoyed it. Esepcially my husbands, Bad boys, bad boys, from the TV show Cops!

Thank you so much! It is nice to know we helped. I pray your road to healing is a smooth one, it does help to have people know what you are going through.....

If he is eating wet food, that is good! He may be able to lap up kitten milk too, if not, a bottle would be good, he looks awfully young. Goats milk works too, just no cows milk. Bless you!

What was the outcome from the vet? Did tehy recommend any medications. I tried SO amny herbal supplements over the years and can say most did absolutely nothing. Only meds from the vet worked. The only supplements I ever found that seem to do something is DMG, a immune builder supplement and...

Yes, it is very normal for kittens to get diarrhea with diet changes. If she wants dry food, let her have some, you can worry about her diet later. Make sure there is absolutely no cow's milk in her diet, that is known to do this. Itr's good she is eating/peeing and pooing regularly, that is a...

My cat sprayed a puddle, it can be a bunch. If you have a place he goes to consistently to pee, go to Walmart or order some clear plastic carpet runner with the nubs on the back. Put it nub side up wherever you don’t want him to go. It hurts their feet. You can take it up when he learns. right...

He could have very well been spraying/marking territory! it can take 60 days fro teh male hormones to completely leave his body. give him at least that long.

Definitely number 5 for me too!

It kinda sounds stress related. i mean physically stressed, which means excitement, handling, etc. When you get home he is excited, (and maybe stressed that you will find pee) and especially after vet visits. You are right he may have been sore after neutering and concentrated on that. You might...

If you can, wait until morning. Unless he does start licking a lot. Maybe you could take a warm washcloth and try to get some off? He is scared enough.......