Cleo’s twice-weekly subcut requires two human attendants.
I administer the subcut while husband gives her a facial massage along with tons of praises.
It’s the only way it can be done.
Her Royal Highness….
A rare photo of the three Originals.
When Pole eats her renal food, Cleo hounds her. If I do not monitor the eating session, Pole would just move away and let Cleo eat all the food.
This is the only food that Pole can eat because she won’t eat anything else ever since her vomiting bout many months ago. And because of her hyperthyroid condition, she can only eat small meals many, many times a day. So, that’s something that I have to do daily – monitor all her eating sessions from start to finish to ensure she gets to eat and Cleo doesn’t hijack her mother’s food midway. With all these frequent small meals, Pole has managed to maintain her weight at 3kg, which is good enough.
Geriatric cats will have special needs.