04/09 Noogi - AMPS 151, +2 135, +8 124, PMPS 94, +2 77, +3 52, +4 63

Fistuk & Shelly said:
Have a great day :cool::bighug::cat:
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Thanks Shelly.
When you have a moment (not urgent, I know you were up all night with Fistuk) I'd like to ask what you use coconut oil on (as mentioned on Nestle's post). Noogi suffers from skin irritations a lot (white cat problem maybe). He currently has bare patches on his face - they look pink and irritated but they don't seem to bother him. Sometimes some light scratching. He takes half an antihistamine daily which does seem to help. The vet said a steroid would sort them out but we can't do that of course. He's had this for a while now and its not clearing up properly. No sign of any infection (on a previous bout with similar his skin got infected and he needed an antibiotic) but he does look a little rough, poor guy. Do you think coconut oil might help? So you rub it in or just smear it on lightly?
 
Nestle said:
Good meowning
Nice cycles yesterday. Hopefully today's will be just as nice.
Happy Wednesday :bighug::cat::bighug::cat:
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Staci & Ivy said:
Have a safe day, Helen. Hope Noogi has a soft slide back down today :bighug::bighug:
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Thank you both!
Noogi spent some time in the blues this morning that made me think the decrease was a mistake, but he's back down in the green again tonight so I am just going to hang on and see.
 
Staci & Ivy said:
He’s so smart that he talk to you, Heken!
Be safe Noogi, up a little please!! :bighug::bighug::bighug:
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This was the clearest time he has told me there was a problem. He was not at the ravenous stage (for him he needs to be in the 40s) but must have started to feel off. He was restless and then did several unhappy mews. And then the scratching on the carpet was a sure sign he wanted my attention. It's either the carpet or the blinds.

And now an hour later we had just has another whole mewing complaint as he needed to pee and the litter tray was not to his liking. When I got up to look what the matter was he was peeing in the bath. This is not the first time. I wonder who else has a bath-pee'er?
 
Helen + Noogi said:
This was the clearest time he has told me there was a problem. He was not at the ravenous stage (for him he needs to be in the 40s) but must have started to feel off. He was restless and then did several unhappy mews. And then the scratching on the carpet was a sure sign he wanted my attention. It's either the carpet or the blinds.

And now an hour later we had just has another whole mewing complaint as he needed to pee and the litter tray was not to his liking. When I got up to look what the matter was he was peeing in the bath. This is not the first time. I wonder who else has a bath-pee'er?
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Oh boy. He’s such a communicator! That’s so good !! :bighug::bighug:
 
I love that he keeps you updated on what's going on with him! That's so cute and he's so smart!

Safe surfing, Noogi! Maybe a tiny bit further away from the precipice, though! :bighug:
 
Let's head back to the 80s, Noogi! :D
Hope he settles into this dose nicely. :bighug:

Someone else has a sink pee'er hahaha at least it's easy clean up!
 
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