Thompson skipped all his meals Sunday and Monday morning when I got out of bed he didn't join the stampede downstairs to breakfast. I brought some food up to him with treats and he did eat the treats but skipped the rest of the meal. I feared this was another onset of his failing health getting worse but yesterday he ate his meals and seemed OK... I hope it was just a temporary loss of appetite...
I'm sending some purrs to Thompson - I hope this was just a temporary thing.
ReplyDeleteWe also send big purrs to Thompson and hope his appetite improves.
ReplyDeletePurrs Georgia,Julie and JJ
purrs & prays for you Thompson.
ReplyDeletedood.....tell yur dad ta jump start yur app a tite with sardeenz....
ReplyDeletetrooth.....
sardeenz in water; no salt added....heerz a linx if him wantz ta chex
it out
http://catcentric.org/2015/10/14/top-10-reasons-sardines-should-be-a-regular-part-of-your-cats-diet/
we hope yur doin 1000000000000000 purrsent better N stay that way ~~~~~♥♥☺
Purrayers and POTP for sweet Thompson !
ReplyDeleteWe send purrs to Thompson and hope he was just having an off day.
ReplyDeleteTuna is another possible help with appetite. Fancy Feast? Human meat baby food? Anything he will eat is okay. You could ask vet about possible prescription canned foods or appetite stimulant. Have you considered sub-cutaneous fluids? You could learn to do that at home. Do you know how to check if he is dehydrated? Pull up a large pinch of skin. If it bounces back, he's okay. If it doesn't, he needs fluids. Fluids can really perk up the appetite.Thinking good thoughts for Thompson and you.
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