Month: August 2012
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Show time for Baggy!
This morning Baggy greeted me together with the rest of the brood. Breakfast is a bit of a challenge now because everybody is hungry and everyone cannot wait (including Baggy!). But Baggy’s food has to be specially mixed and I have to monitor Baggy eating so that there is no sharing and that no one…
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Medical subsidy for “visiting kitten” (Maslinda Abd Talib’s)
This kitten “visited” Maslinda a few days ago and only ate for the first day. Since it has stopped eating, Maslinda brought it to the vet for the check-up and the suspected cause is a blood parasite. This medical treatment (RM68) is jointly sponsored by AnimalCare (50%) and an anonymous donor (50%).
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Angel passes on (an update from Kim Sim)
Ref: http://animalcare.my/2012/08/08/what-an-angel-updates-from-thean-kim-sim/ Just a few days ago, we were rejoicing over Angel’s good fortune at being rescued, treated and adopted very quickly, but two days ago, Kim Sim sent this unexpected news: Dr Chan, So sad to inform you that Angel died early this morning. The owner saw him not too well yesterday night, not eating…
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Baggy leads the way at dinnertime!
It was dinner time, and Baggy would be fed first… Hi Baggy, here’s your food. Eat some? Sniff, sniff, yum yum…slowly, bit by bit. I finished!! Wow! Good girl, Baggy ate up everything on her own without being hand-fed at all. For the next round, I took a long shot and mixed the Transfer Factor…
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Uncle Legolas cheers Baggy on!
One of our readers has a Siamese cat, Legolas. Here’s a letter from Uncle Legolas to Baggy: Greetings Baggy…My little pink nose.. You may not know me but I am your distant uncle, Uncle Legolas. I am your uncle because we are both from the Siamese clan. I heard that you have not been well lately…
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Baggy’s breakfast
Baggy greeted me happily with the rest of the gang this morning. She was hungry and was waiting for breakfast! Yum yum…a hearty meal of home-cooked food plus mashed liver. Baggy ate quite a bit all by herself and I hand-fed her a bit more, along with her medicines. Baggy Pink Nose, Baggy Pink…
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Maslinda visits Baggy and shares her experience with TF
This evening, Maslinda and her friend, Wana, dropped in to visit Baggy again. Maslinda patting Baggy while Wana looks out at the other cats. I am really praying that the TF will provide some relief and recovery for Baggy. Here, Maslinda shares three cases where she had used the TF on the cats under her…
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Medical subsidy for 1 kitten (Maslinda Abd Talib’s)
Updates on 12th August – The kitten passed away this afternoon. May he be in a better place now. We have subsidised RM56 for the medical treatment of this kitten. A reader who wishes to remain anonymous has subsidised the balance of the bill, ie. another RM56. About the kitten, brought in by Maslinda today:…
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Catfood for Maslinda’s cats
We’ve reimbursed Maslinda Abd Talib RM60 for the purchase of catfood for her community cats. This sponsorship comes from our Food Fund and an anonymous donor.
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Baggy, the pink-nosed kitty….
Baggy spent the morning under her table, soaking in as much sunshine as she could. As it got hotter, she came into the room. By mid-day, the hungry gang (led by Bunny, usually) asked for food, and since I’m trying desperately to cut down their multiple feedings into 2-3 times per day, I just gave…
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Baggy eats breakfast…then licks the rocks
I stayed up till almost 2am with Baggy last night. She “seemed” much better late last night so I thought I should monitor to see if there were any positive significant visible changes in her. At the same time, I was also surfing the net for more natural remedies and I thank Connie and Lydia…
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A sharing – natural treatment for feline leukemia
Lydia shared this: http://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/Feline_Leukemia_FeLV_Virus_Natural_Treatment_-_Success_Story.html It talks about the use of colloidal silver water. Has anyone used this on their cats before? Please do share if you have.
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Can aloe vera gel be given to cats?
Connie and I have been exchanging emails on this. A friend from Ipoh also is trying to find out if cats can be given aloe vera. Kelly Tan swears by aloe vera, which has miraculously cured many of her distemper dogs. She uses a certain bottled aloe vera, not the raw plant. We’ve looked at…
