Amy&TrixieCat
Member Since 2011
Yesterday
Happy appy, snuggly, spunky, feisty, and anti-jinxes. However, Trix did have empty-tummy spit up both last night and this morning - and, in general, I've noticed an increase in empty-tummy spit up with her recently. It sounds odd, but it does coincide with when I started the b-complex, and I have a feeling that could be the culprit, even though I'm actually giving even less than the "recommended dosage". A couple years ago, she also had a negative reaction to B12 injections: the first one was fine, but right after we did the second one (a week later), she was acting loopy and dizzy and actually stumbled a bit, and then her appy went down the tubes for several days. So we never did B12 injections again. She IS very sensitive to certain things. I did a quick search and I did find that for people, b-complex can cause nausea and vomiting, so I'm sure the same is true for kitties, especially when they are already sensitive to certain things. So, for now, I'm holding off on the b-complex for a few days and will figure things out from there.
On top of that, civvie Petey barfed this morning, too. And he barfed on Saturday. Historically, he is a hairballer, but these didn't have any hair. I suppose he could be working on one. But, my nerves are very rattled now.
Tonight we are celebrating my great-niece's 2nd birthday. Unfortunately I know it's going to be more stressful than fun, because that's how things go in my family (my Mom gets very fussy and it results in chaos)...I need a break.
Oh well....my anxiety is very bad today, so I guess I'll be focusing on mindless busywork.
Prayers to all....
Amy
Happy appy, snuggly, spunky, feisty, and anti-jinxes. However, Trix did have empty-tummy spit up both last night and this morning - and, in general, I've noticed an increase in empty-tummy spit up with her recently. It sounds odd, but it does coincide with when I started the b-complex, and I have a feeling that could be the culprit, even though I'm actually giving even less than the "recommended dosage". A couple years ago, she also had a negative reaction to B12 injections: the first one was fine, but right after we did the second one (a week later), she was acting loopy and dizzy and actually stumbled a bit, and then her appy went down the tubes for several days. So we never did B12 injections again. She IS very sensitive to certain things. I did a quick search and I did find that for people, b-complex can cause nausea and vomiting, so I'm sure the same is true for kitties, especially when they are already sensitive to certain things. So, for now, I'm holding off on the b-complex for a few days and will figure things out from there.
On top of that, civvie Petey barfed this morning, too. And he barfed on Saturday. Historically, he is a hairballer, but these didn't have any hair. I suppose he could be working on one. But, my nerves are very rattled now.
Tonight we are celebrating my great-niece's 2nd birthday. Unfortunately I know it's going to be more stressful than fun, because that's how things go in my family (my Mom gets very fussy and it results in chaos)...I need a break.
Oh well....my anxiety is very bad today, so I guess I'll be focusing on mindless busywork.
Prayers to all....
Amy
I've never used b-complex but I too had a kitty that had a bad reaction to a B12 shot and was obviously not feeling well after it.
Hope all is well now. Interesting on the B-12. I learn something everyday. BG's are looking good Miss Trixie. Keep up the good work!