Thank you Karen,

My Appointment at the Vet's was
at 3:00 PM. By 2:00 PM she had
eaten 4-5 times, had no problem
taking her Interferon and vitamin
tonic, and has been visiting the
water bowl frequently. Her stool is
still a bit runny though.

I called the Vet at 2 PM and after
telling him the above, we both
decided to wait a day or two
before bringing her in. Given that
she seems to be feeling so much
better, there seemed to be no
reason to risk traumatizing her
with the trip, especially when
considering her ordeal over the
weekend.

Regards...

OB

<< Please keep us posted. I hope something miraculous has happened!

Karen >>

Me, too!

Candace
(take the litter out before replying by e-mail)

See my cats:
http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace

"One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other
than human."  (Loren Eisely)

Perhaps it has... but I really
hesitate to get too optimistic...
nevertheless...

Before her near-fatal 'episode'
on Sunday, she would normally
eat about ? teaspoon of wet
food at any given time, and a she
would eat on her own only about
three times a day. I was given to
force feed her about 3-4 mL of
a/d diet food, and 3-4 mL of
Pedolyte in between her normal
feedings.

Now, (starting yesterday) she's
eating every two - three hours
or so, and eats a heaping
tablespoon-full each time. She
has taken to jumping up on my
lap whenever she wants wet
food, now. She visits the water
bowl regularly and occasionally
'grazes' in the dry-food bowls.

Her stool has gone from a
puddle to a defined lump. She
washes herself, scratches on
the scratching post, and hangs
around the others. And - though
she's not yet as energetic as
before she started losing weight -
has climbed up on the 'cat tree'
several times now...

Is this miraculous, or what...?
<big grin>

OB