| Topic: | Re:Help please - feline seizures | |
| Posted by: | Charlotte Kasner | |
| Date/Time: | 28/11/14 12:00:00 |
| Caution re crushing medication - check that the medication is suitable for such treatment. In addition to advice re administering, it may help to keep the medication refirigerated as this can help to disguise any bitter taste. Caution using AD: even though it comes in small tins, it is very high in calories and would need to be used sparingly, so you may find that you waste a lot as cats are really sensitive to food that is not absolutely fresh. Scruffing your cat and holding her very close in to your body may help - much easy with another pair of hands to assist - one to hold, one to administer. Good luck. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Help please - feline seizures | 27/11/14 21:36:00 | Paul Flood |
| Re:Help please - feline seizures | 27/11/14 22:00:00 | Louise Cole |
| Re:Help please - feline seizures | 27/11/14 23:30:00 | Louise Cole |
| Re:Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 08:58:00 | Elizabeth Ross |
| Re:Re:Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 09:58:00 | Jamie Brown |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 11:33:00 | Anne Brown |
| Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 11:52:00 | David Roberts |
| Re:Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 12:23:00 | Louise Cole |
| Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 12:00:00 | Charlotte Kasner |
| Re:Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 12:42:00 | Viv Griffiths |
| Re:Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 12:43:00 | Carol Burge |
| Re:Re:Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 14:52:00 | Claire Moran |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 16:58:00 | Paul Flood |
| Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 17:25:00 | Robert Fish |
| Re:Re:Help please - feline seizures | 28/11/14 20:05:00 | Claire Moran |