Thyroidy Cats

clare64

Jojo
We are in a similar position our 15 year old Tortie girl has been on 2 x10mg Vidalta for 3 years.A new vet took some bloods and stated that she should be on 10mg x1 .Her weight then dropped dramatically,even though all did was worry for food when you put it in front of her she would take 1 mouthfull and then walk off, 5 mins later she is worrying for food again!
We took her back to the vets, saw our usual vet who put her back up to x 2per day.
She is very slowly putting on weight, she still worries for food but is eating a bit more.She is eating Felix pouches ( senior)and some deli ham and chicken.
Good luck with your little girl xx

rising_from_the_ashes

Jojo_the_Tightfisted wrote: »

Every time I have taken a pet there, I have brought large amounts of items they have specifically requested (usually the £30+ mark), and the receptionists have always been very happy, as have the vets when they've been coming out as we've been bringing things in.

I must admit that I do this with the local rescue - I make beds for them and will take things like litter, food, washing powder, bowls, toys etc but I rarely give cash.

jumpedtheshark

Jojo, I'd ignore the rude discharging nurse at least one more time, though I hope you're not back there for a while. Surely the £50 worth of items would be valued more, as the other nurses indicated?

I hope your old girl doesn't find a way to get herself back to the cute vet too soon.

Jojo_the_Tightfisted

Collected her Hills L/D from them today. As I was paying, I asked if I could buy some of the k/d in case she didn't like the change, but they didn't have any left.

Guess what?


That's right. She HATES the l/d.


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