WhenTuTu got her rabies shot this spring, she did not feel well for a
couple of weeks.

Cheryl,  I am sure she will be fine.  The shots usually affect the younger
ones, who do the same thing Bonnie is doing.  Sometimes the older ones get
affected too.  (When it's the young ones I look at it as peace and quiet!
Bad meowmie).  I would start worrying if she's still down and out tomorrow.

Best wishes and purrs coming your way

JoJo and (deep breath) Bob, Stumbles, Tiny Shorty, Tia, Elmo, Baby Max,
Licorice and Mama Zoo.  Healing licks coming from the dogs too (Izzy, Misty
and Angel).

This is exactly what Sugar does. Usually she bounces back the next morning
after the lethargy starts. If not, I take her in. Once she had to have
fluids and spend the day at the docs, but she bounced back then. She may
done so at home as well, but I didn't want to take a chance when it went on
for two days instead of one. Purrs Bonnie is bonnie in the morning.

You got purrs; lots of 'em.

Yes, when I first got Persia and had her vaccinated the vet warned me she
would be lethargic and off her feed for a couple of days.  Now we space them
out.  Only problem with that is, extra "office visit" charge.  I didn't like
it, but now that I'm unemployed, depending on how long that lasts, it could
become an issue.  Thank goodness she's got all her shots until next spring.

Jill

Purrs on the way.

Purrs and prayers that Bonnie feels better soon.
Jazz & his mama

Poor Bonnie.  We are sending her our best feel-better purrs.
------
Krista

Many purrs for Bonnie to start eating soon, and for you, too, Cheryl. It's
so worriesome when a piggy eater stops eating.

A big me too. Biskit got *so sick* when she got her vaccs. I should *never*
have let the vet administer all of them at once, given the weakened state she
was in, but I didn't want to tell him his business, you know? Next time I will.
It was too much for her. She was very mopey for 2 days but still ate okay.
OTOH, when Yoda had the reaction to the vaccines, he started throwing up almost
as soon as we got home. That was the beginning of the hepatic lipidosis ordeal.
Yoda doesn't get vaccinated anymore. Biskit and the others will only get theirs
spaced a week apart from now on.
Hope Bonnie perks up tomorrow. Let us know.

Sherry

Purrs going out to Bonnie for a speedy recovery.

It's not just young cats who need their shots spaced out.  Kitty
Schottland is 14 1/2 and still needs all her shots spaced out, or else
she reacts similarly to Bonnie.

Meowmie Debby
Proudly Owned By Three Cats

Poor girl; purrs for Bonnie coming!  I hope she's better by now as I wasn't
online at all yesterday.
Christine

Just curious here
Was the rabies a 3 year vaccine?
My vet recommended a 1 year vaccine for my cats.
She is not too sure that the three year doesn't contribute to cancer
in the cats that are pre disposed for the disease.
Just wondering on what the prevailing thoughts out there are.
Also were the shots given in the hip or on th back of the neck?

Many purrs for Bonnie

Cheers, helen s

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Hope Bonnie is feeling much better today.

Ginger-lyn

Lots of purrs and best wishes,

Cheryl, glad to hear she's feeling better!  Nasty mean 'ole vet for doing
that to her! :)

JoJo

Poor Bonnie, purrs on the way.

Aw - poor Bonnie.  We just went through that with Chester too.  He's usually
down for the count for days but this time we had a small dose of prednisone
with the shots and he was only down for 24 hours.  Popped right back up
afterwards, thank goodness.  I hate to see them feeling crummy like that.

Hope she's back to her old self shortly.

Susan M
Otis and Chester