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Sibling jealousy

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Marina - 22 Dec 2004 18:22 GMT
As most of you know, both my cats have hyperthyroidism, and I give them
their medicine mixed into sour cream twice a day. Frank used to be an
angel about eating his sour cream. He would even come and remind me if I
was late with his 'treat'.

Nikki has always been a little more difficult. I have to feed her, one
fingertip-ful by one fingrtip-ful of sour cream to get it into her.
While Frank used to lick his bowl clean in no time (the medication
always has to happen when both cats are relaxing on the bed).

But a week ago or so, Frank realised something. He would stop in the
midst of licking his bowl and glare at me, feeding Nikki. Then he would
suddenly shoot off the bed, leaving half his sour cream behind.

So these days I first slowly feed Frank, fingertip by fingertip, then I
slowly feed Nikki, fingertip by fingertip. <sigh>

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Pat - 22 Dec 2004 18:37 GMT
> So these days I first slowly feed Frank, fingertip by fingertip, then I
> slowly feed Nikki, fingertip by fingertip. <sigh>

ROFL! Maybe you could do both at once. (You do, after all, have two hands!)
Otherwise there could be more jealousy issues.
Cheryl - 22 Dec 2004 23:06 GMT
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> So these days I first slowly feed Frank, fingertip by fingertip,
> then I slowly feed Nikki, fingertip by fingertip. <sigh>

They can be so difficult at times. Shadow used to be an angel about
getting his meds because he knew he was getting some chicken as a
treat afterwards. This must have gotten old because that fat cat
would RUN when I said the word "medicine" near the end of his life.

Purrs for their med time to get back to normal.

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CATherine - 23 Dec 2004 01:57 GMT
>As most of you know, both my cats have hyperthyroidism, and I give them
>their medicine mixed into sour cream twice a day. Frank used to be an
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>So these days I first slowly feed Frank, fingertip by fingertip, then I
>slowly feed Nikki, fingertip by fingertip. <sigh>

Now you are doing it right! ;-)

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