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I did feel like a kid on Christmas morning, waiting for them to bring her out.

 

So very happy to hear Yum is home.

Check the ingredients on the Renaplus. I believe it is sugar based. I never could find the ingredients but discontinued and had remarkable decrease in BG levels (way back when)

http://www.vetone.net/Default/CatHeaderPage?id=90993d01-38a0-4079-8561-e4f774a9a228

I am now using Potassa-chews. Let me know if you need more info.

 

Yeah! Glad she is home. Hungry and normal RR is awesome news. Neko's RR came down even more after a few days on her heart meds.

Neko had a heart meds gelcap consisting of Plavix and the pimomedin, but in powder form. Can't remember now, but I think I had another med in there too so I only had two gelcaps per day. If you go that route, get a number 4 or 5 gelcap. Number 3 is supposed to be Ok for cats, but with the potential for soft tissue growth in the pharynx of acros, smaller is better.

 

Home sweet Home!!!!!!!!

 

What a saga! I must say I admire both of you. Talk about guts!
Welcome home Yum - so glad she's with you.

 

Glad to hear that Yum is home and on the road to recovery. What a tough little kitteh.

 

Thanks. I was already worried about that. I haven't found the carb content for the gel. Might try calling Vetone. Glad to hear about Potassa-chews.
I can't find the ingredients in her Pimobendan chews, either.

 

Potassium has been and remains the most difficult to get into Gizmo. It is known to upset their tummies. I have tried all different types. The pottasa-chews have been the only one that he has eaten on his own. The powders (added to his food) have not worked. Ever. The gel spiked his BG.

 

I am so happy that Yum is home and sending more vines to feel better and better.