This morning, believe it or not, Cleo ate the bread-ball! I only offered one bread-ball this time. There was no decoy. Just the one. Take it or leave it, Your Royal Highness, it’s okay either way. She deliberated for awhile and then decided to “take it”. Thank you, Your Royal Highness. I thank my lucky…

This is a quick update on Cow’s recent episodes: https://animalcare.my/2022/04/26/cows-strange-back-biting-episodes-is-it-hyperesthesia/ The vet said Cow’s episode today was most likely a mild seizure because there was loss of urine control. So, before we start him on any anti-seizure medication, the vet recommended that we put Cow and everyone in his colony (Bunny, Cleo and Indy) on Advocate…

Bunny has kidney insufficiency. It’s been ongoing for more than two years now. But for Bunny’s case, his current creatinine level is below the borderline. Still, over the last one year, it has increased, so he definitely has chronic kidney disease. Bunny also urinates a lot and his urine has been very dilute (totally colourless)…

I noticed it twice last week in the morning just before giving them breakfast. Cow suddenly flipped onto his back and started biting the middle of his back. It happened twice in a few minutes. When I saw it, it immediately reminded me of Tiger’s hyperesthesia way back in 2016. Here’s some information on this…

The bread-balls failed miserably this morning. I did the same thing – one decoy and one real (with the tiny Amlodipine wrapped inside). Offered them to the Queen in a bowl. She sniffed at them, then after some deliberation, only ate the decoy, left the real one and walked away. Sigh… She knows already. So…

Cleo has border-line high blood pressure so she has to be on Amlodipine for life. Her dosage is just a tiny fragment of the tablet. Very tiny. But Cleo cannot be pilled, no matter how tiny the pill is. So I have to figure out a few creative ways to feed her the tiny fragment…