As of this evening, after dinner, there is still no oatmeal poop from Indy, which is, of course, a good thing.
There were well-formed stools in the sandpit, but I am not entirely sure if any of these were from Indy. They were also not found at his usual spot. As you know, the sandpit is quite long.
I did, however, force feed some raw rabbit to Indy this morning. Hopefully, the protein rotation works too.
Indy, after dinner.
Both Indy and Cleo have a tendency to drink a lot of water nowadays, which is a symptom of CKD. Indy is not dehydrated (from the pinch test) but Cleo has always been all these years, despite the regular subcut.
As I’ve written before, every CKD cat has somewhat different symptoms. There is no clear-cut rules to follow in caring for them. We have to treat each one individually and personally.