After I posted on Thursday about how well she was doing, she had a bit of an
off day on Friday.  She didn't really want to eat the expensive cat food,
nor the tuna, nor the beef mince.  So she didn't.  Boyfie got to hoover up
the tuna and the top-end cat food, he couldn't believe his luck ;-)
Saturday was different when chicken was on the menu again..she scarfed it
down.  She has always purred loudly when she is eating something she
approves of and I could hear her purring over her food bowl from the next
room.
She seems to have got over her "episode of madness" that she experienced
when she was so desperate to wander.  I think she had some sort of infection
going on there, elderly people can exhibit signs of dementia, even if
previously they were quite ok if they get infections, so why not a cat?

Today it was really sunny, so I let her into the conservatory with the door
open to the outside to see if she would try to go outside.  She didn't.  She
jumped up on top of the freezer, scaled the wire netting on the wall (I need
to get a pic of this, Edmund Hillary eat your heart out..) to catch the best
rays.  Like normal.
She continued to stay by the house, sunbathing on top of the freezer later
This is Boyfie's favourite spot, so he was disgruntled to find her on it
when he wanted to use it himself;-)
Kitty is eating like a horse this weekend.  She has put on weight, in fact I
would hardly describe her as frail now, she's enjoyed the sunshine and shown
no inclination to wander.  I will let her out into the garden tomorrow after
work and stay with her, I mean I will give her the opportunity that she
always had to go out or stay in until that episode of madness that made me
confine her to the house.
She has improved so much.  I don't know what to attribute it to.  Your purrs
and prayers, the vet's injections, the rehydration fluid, all must have
helped.
KFC has had a great weekend and because she has, I have too.
Nothing knocks my spirit down into the bucket like when my beloveds are ill.

I would like to take her back to TED and say "look! look at her now, you
were nearly giving up..."   I won't though, it would cost me another
consultation fee.  I might phone him.
I realise how old she is and that she has CRF, which can be really difficult
to manage, appetite-wise, and we struggle with this on a daily basis.
However she is particularly fine at the moment!  It's not easy.

Tweed