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Old 02-11-2009, 07:38 PM
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So when you say meat do you mean raw meat?
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So when you say meat do you mean raw meat?
Tinned cat meat in gravy, usualy asdas own brand.
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i just think its really odd for them to do no tests. i wouldnt wanna chage my cats diet without knowing exactly whats up.
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Ditto to what Freeky has said. I find it concerning that they haven't taken any tests, and would want to get another vets opinion.
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Old 02-11-2009, 07:48 PM
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I am going to go with this for a couple of days or untill anything else happens, If I had the cash I would be straight to another vet but I just shelled out £28 for him and £38 for two kittens that are not yet officialy mine. I heard there is a fund for vet treatment for people on low income does anybody know any more about it please? I may give this a shot and get a second opinion.
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This doesnt sound right to me either. Whats the syrup called they have given him??
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Old 02-11-2009, 07:54 PM
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This doesnt sound right to me either. Whats the syrup called they have given him??
The medication is called Antepsin Suspension. He checked in the mouth and checked the tempeture ECT but thats about it.
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I am going to go with this for a couple of days or untill anything else happens, If I had the cash I would be straight to another vet but I just shelled out £28 for him and £38 for two kittens that are not yet officialy mine. I heard there is a fund for vet treatment for people on low income does anybody know any more about it please? I may give this a shot and get a second opinion.
also what did they suggest you feed them instead? or carry on with the meat? when yoru not feeding him meat what is he eating?
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Old 02-11-2009, 07:56 PM
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also what did they suggest you feed them instead? or carry on with the meat? when yoru not feeding him meat what is he eating?
When he is not eating meat he is eating Whiskas dental protection plus biscuits.
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Just to let everyone know he is doing well so far i caught him eating a stray cricket from my beardies cage today, Could that cause it?
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