Amy&TrixieCat
Member Since 2011
Yesterday
After yesterday's crazy ride, I'm thankful for these nice blues - and that there is no fuds spike - and that we seem to have gotten into the ballpark for a good PLC dose. I expected a higher bounce, after all those low greens and last night's BCS!
We're settling in with the U/S report. Even though it's not great, given how good Trixie feels I am relieved to have an answer and a plan. The "unknown" factor was pretty rough. She's helping me write her condo with laptime snuggles and "aggressively" headbutting my mouse hand. What a sweet girl.
ETA: Just poking around on Tanya's site and found this little snippet of hope with regards to "Stage 4:"
As we know, we've eliminated infections and stones, but as of last weekend Trix's BP still wasn't under control....hopefully now we're closer to having her BP in line, since we've increased her meds. Maybe we'll be able to move back a stage when we retest her kidney values in 3 months.
Sending healing and good pathology report prayers to Tricia and Cinco, and Betty and Hank.
One more day of work, then I get to hang out with the kitties. Have a great day, LL!
Amy
ETA II for her Bald Belly Pic....she's really not showing it publicly, so this is the best shot I've gotten so far. (Notice that the cats are snoozing on the soft - albeit old - computer chair, while the bean sits on that hard wooden chair that's in the background :lol: !!!)
After yesterday's crazy ride, I'm thankful for these nice blues - and that there is no fuds spike - and that we seem to have gotten into the ballpark for a good PLC dose. I expected a higher bounce, after all those low greens and last night's BCS!
We're settling in with the U/S report. Even though it's not great, given how good Trixie feels I am relieved to have an answer and a plan. The "unknown" factor was pretty rough. She's helping me write her condo with laptime snuggles and "aggressively" headbutting my mouse hand. What a sweet girl.
ETA: Just poking around on Tanya's site and found this little snippet of hope with regards to "Stage 4:"
If your cat appears to be in Stage 4, don't despair. You may not be seeing the true situation. Bloodwork can look high for the following reasons:
the cat is severely dehydrated
the cat has an untreated urinary tract infection or a kidney infection
the cat has untreated hypertension (high blood pressure)
the cat has kidney stones
As we know, we've eliminated infections and stones, but as of last weekend Trix's BP still wasn't under control....hopefully now we're closer to having her BP in line, since we've increased her meds. Maybe we'll be able to move back a stage when we retest her kidney values in 3 months.
Sending healing and good pathology report prayers to Tricia and Cinco, and Betty and Hank.
One more day of work, then I get to hang out with the kitties. Have a great day, LL!
Amy
ETA II for her Bald Belly Pic....she's really not showing it publicly, so this is the best shot I've gotten so far. (Notice that the cats are snoozing on the soft - albeit old - computer chair, while the bean sits on that hard wooden chair that's in the background :lol: !!!)