I sensed that Cow Mau wanted his RetroMAD1 and some food.
I don’t know how it works, but I just sensed it.
So I tried.
He willingly took his RetroMAD1, and then I managed to syringe-feed him 4ml of the Japanese liquid food!!
I almost cannot believe this!
He was sitting in his favourite spot in the pantry. It is under his chair.
Then I carried him back to the room to his bed and put on the oxygen again. He was very calm.
Then I got a bit more ambitious and decided to try another 4ml. Managed to but with some struggle.
I know 4ml isn’t much, especially when he is very dehydrated now, but at least it wets the mouth and tongue.
So, it’s now a total of 8ml of liquid food. This food is safe for heart and kidney patients. It has nutrients.
Now, Cow Mau is resting peacefully with oxygen.
We cannot do subcut because of his heart condition. This is my first time handling a heart patient and I have a lot to learn.