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Thank you for the links,
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone who gives away frames, quickpages, and clusters, I have lots of fun playing with them, love christine in italy xx
Thanks for the links!
ReplyDeleteThe vet put my cat on a pill to help her heart pump more effectively. He still felt there was fluid build up but her heart rhythm was more even. Tails is my older cat( the sick one) - she chased her tail a lot as a kitten and even advanced to doing it on a staircase when flat floor was not good enough! Our other cat is named Trouble - a name she earned! Had we not had a cat Tails she could have had that name as gets mad at her own tail and actually hisses and tries to bite it - not fully understanding why she can not run away from the irritating tail!
@Christine - a pill is definitely better than what you went through. This pill is actually easier than the one to reduce the fluid around her lungs.
@Luiza - praying your little guy is healthy again soon! 105 is scary high to me - my son always ran low (97.3) so 100 would knock him down and out and only once he hit 103 and I acted strong but internally was terrified!! It is never easy to watch a child be sick :(
Nancy
Thanks Christine and Nancy! My little one is "fine" now. Both kids have the cough, but no fever!!!! Yeahhh!!! My youngest runs very high fever since he was a baby; my oldest if he gets to 100, you can see that he is sick. My youngest he has to start reaching 102-103 for you to start to think he is sick! Scary! Nancy, I hope your cat will be doing fine. Luiza
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