Picture: Complete recovery from feline hepatic lipidosis
I've been talking a lot about how I think we reently avoided a recurrence of feline hepatic lipidosis, but I've neglected to post any pictures lately.
I mentioned in my last post that Cleo eats on the kitchen table, so that the dogs don't bother her or eat her food. Here is a picture, taken this morning:
Like I said yesterday, I know this grosses some people out — and admittedly, it's not ideal for me either — but I'll do whatever is necessary to keep my cat eating. I don't want to suffer through another case of feline hepatic lipidosis!
I mentioned in my last post that Cleo eats on the kitchen table, so that the dogs don't bother her or eat her food. Here is a picture, taken this morning:
Like I said yesterday, I know this grosses some people out — and admittedly, it's not ideal for me either — but I'll do whatever is necessary to keep my cat eating. I don't want to suffer through another case of feline hepatic lipidosis!
posted by Katharine Swan @ 12:41 PM
1 Comments:
At April 3, 2009 12:03 AM ,
gjes0 said...
My cat moses has just been diagnosed with a liver problem, but is still eating a little and drinking a little. Hopefully it is treatable and i won't have to loose my baby.
The thing that shocked me after reading all your stories is the picture, Cleo could ber Moses' twin sister!!
Do you think it might affect a certian type of cat more than others, my cat was always naturally skinny, but is now a bag of bones!
I will uypdate when i know more after the next vet visit.
Jess
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