GreyPoopon

I'm so sorry. Godspeed Zoe.

for Toby.

I'm so sorry. Glad to hear she did well in surgery. I hope she is up and about soon.

Ugh. Poor sweetie.

Oh no! I'm so very sorry. DIVA PITAs are supposed to stay around for the long haul.

My vet says no food after midnight. No restrictions on water. The senior vet in the practice gave me the instructions before the last dental, and he advised no food after 6pm. My vet raised her eyebrows and laughed when she heard that. ETA: Treasure.

I'm so very sorry. What an absolutely gorgeous grey face she had. Godspeed Kitty.

And for continued recovery. Quickly and smoothly.

Congratulations!

TWO of 'em! That's wonderful. Good for you and your DH. Great for Sockem and Shelby. Welcome home you TWO.

I'm so sorry. Godspeed Max.

I'm so sorry. He was a handsome boy. Special too. Godspeed Hearty.

Oh no! I'm so very sorry. Your precious girl left much much too soon. Godspeed Peanut.

My vet ordered me a 3, which seems to be about 3 millimeters. Works great.

I'm so sorry. He was too young. Godspeed Skipper.

I'm so sorry Tena. I hope Hannah has a lot of good time left. Tell her she needs to hang on until she's eaten all the chicken feet--and there are lots more where they came from.

That would have frightened me too. I'm glad Batmom and your vet were there for you. I personally would be hesitant to use a baby aspirin after a head injury, but I hope Passion and you feel better soon.

Congratulations Joe!

Oh no! I am so very sorry. He was an extraordinary boy and a GT favourite. I'm sorry he had to leave so soon. Godspeed Saint.

He's gorgeous. Glad to hear he's settled in so quickly.

I'm so very sorry. He was much too young to have to leave. Godspeed Benjamin Thomas.

A couple of things I've learned the hard way during the last 10 years: 1. It's best not to change more than one thing at once, and 2. Even if the foods seem to be the same, they may not be tolerated in the same way. I also agree with greysmom's comment that it's not necessary that the food be a prescription diet, only that it be tolerated. I don't have experience with the neurological issues (at least, not the ones you're facing), but I'd be inclined to revert to the previous diet and meds until he's stable, then try altering (reducing or exchanging) the metronidazole. If you can keep him stable, then you might try switching his food.

I am so very sorry. It's wonderful that he was able to return to you after he retired. I wish that he'd been able to stay longer. I also wish that you hadn't suffered so much loss in so short a period. Godspeed Stormy.