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Dr. Jones, thank you so much!!
Would you like being offered a glass of water that was sitting on the floor for 14 hours? Replace the water in your pet dishes often… these lil guys depend on us… after all. 😊
Do cats really not need vaccines every year? I have 2 cats (an old boy aged 16, and a younger lad age 5). The vet sends reminders every year for their annual vaccines and check ups. They hate it, my wallet hates it too, so if I know I could safely skip their vaccines I will.
My cat Bela, is 17. She most recently has been loosing weight. She has a very good appetite and asks for food more than usual. I give her chicken cooked with water and gelatine from bovine bones. She has been a bit subdued and wants to eat some of the horticultural sand in the garden. She also has been drinking more water. I don’t trust vets. If she has Kidney disease what do vets recommend. Any comments welcome. Thanks.
Dr. Jones, should I be concerned if my senior cat has started with a slight head tilt?