5/22. TiTi's eating and enjoying life again. Start her methimazole ear gel tonight,

http://www.felinediabetes.com/FDMB/...urther-reducie-indicated.195910/#post-2193687

My vet called me this morning - I guess she was too wiped out last night to respond. I'm pleased that the receptionist gave her the message. It doesn't really matter whether she cares or not, just as long as she's good at her job.

I wish TiTi would eat more. I'm continuing the cipro and cerenea in hopes that TiTi will normalize. The sub-q's twice daily stand at 50-75 mls, depending on when TiTi lets me know that she's had quite enough , thank you very much.

She's happy and frisky and cuddly loving.

 

I'm so glad that TiTi is feeling better and she is happy. I would continue what you are doing with the Cypro and Cerenia, and she hopefully will start eating more as she is feeling more normal. Her BG numbers look good.

 

Thank you. I'm hoping so, too. Of course, as Wendy said, TiTi might eating less because the Methimazole is beginning to have an effect. I'm looking for weight gain.

 

Hey Kathy! I am glad that TiTi is better today. I just got caught up on your thread from yesterday and I was a little stunned about the receptionist and her remark about the CKD. OMG.

Today I got an email from Vet Professionals to join a Nottingham University study for cats with CKD. I meant to put this info in my thread this morning and forgot until now. If you would like to register, the link would be:

Nottingham.onlinesurveys.ac.uk

Let me know if that doesn't work and if you are interested and I can forward the email to your email address in a PM.

 

The link works, but I can only do the free demo, which expires in 30 days. I didn't sign up yet, because I'm wondering how much the other signups cost. And I am certainly interested.

 

I'm glad TiTi is doing better and the vet got your message and got back to you.

 

I'm sorry that tech was so doom and gloom with you. It sounds like you've been down the CKD road before, so I'm sure you know, it's a lot of ups and downs and even when things look hopeless, sometimes they just bounce back or it's a temporary problem, like a UTI, inflating the numbers. Treat the cat, not the numbers. Anyhow, I'm glad you're vet isn't the one that said all that.

I'm glad TiTi is happy and frisky, I hope you can figure a way to get some chub on her.