I dun kthxbai!

And LOL @ office kitteh with sticky on him butt. That would be an interesting way to send a note to someone in the office.

Our kitteh here at work is shtomping all over da desk, NOMING, rubbing, tipped over my water bottle (not open), and got a sticky note attached to his butt when he sat on it! sillee kitteh. we luffs him vry vry much, dough.

Raisin’ my kahlua and milk to Caturday, Annie Kitteh, and all of us!! Here’s to great weekend!!!

i not has crazee.

much.

is ver pleezed to heer.

big hugz.

A shower of cheeseburgerz for you!!!!1!

Glad to hear she is improving!

Btw, all the *\o/* are cheerburgers

Here’s the part that got et … it’s supposed to go before the mention of the Pill Pockets website in my previous post … I’m recreating it to the best of my ability.

For scarletkitty and anyone else who has a lolcat or loldog, you need to know about Pill Pockets! They are very special treats designed to help you give your pet a pill or capsule. You know how cats often go *PLEH* *PTOOI* when you try to flip a pill down their throats? S’cuz those meds are nasty tasting! Most dogs will take pills in a bit of butter, cream cheez, or peanut butter — but it’s nowhere as easy with cats. Even moist cat treats will crumble too much if you try to smoosh them around a pill, but the Pill Pockets are very soft and squishy, and have a hole in them already (they’re shaped like bukkets!). You just put the pill in, close it up, and give it to your pet. The pet will say: *NOM NOM* “O hai, that was teh yum! Thx!” without a clue that you just gave him/her a pill! I always gave The Catburger his Pill Pockets (and meds) right before meals, and he gobbled the Pill Pockets down with no fuss whatsoever. Ever! No fuss! None! And he was a cat who acted like you were cutting his face off if you needed to do the slightest medical thing to him, like give him a pill or put some ointment on his belly. So he clearly had no idea that I was giving him medicine twice a day.

The Pill Pockets for cats come in salmon or chicken flavors, and the ones for dogs are bacon, beef, and chicken (I think). The dog ones are bigger in order to accomodate larger pills, and as a result, there are fewer in the bag. I can’t tell you enough how much stress Pill Pockets saved me and The Catburger every day. They are a truly wondermous product and I will recommend them to anyone who has a pet with medication needs. (And no, I don’t work for the company that makes them!)

And one more time …
*\o/* YAY FOR ANNIE KITTEH AND THE NOM NOMS!!!! *\o/*
*\o/* *\o/* *\o/* *\o/* *\o/* *\o/* *\o/* *\o/* *\o/* *\o/*

Plz keep us posted on how you’re bofe doin’.

Hugs to you and your Annie Kitteh.

Love ya girrrl! love Annie kitty too! GOOD LUK!!!1!

then the little beast came out from behind the shelf, laid down at my feet and looked at me as happy as could be, licking her chops with an expression that said “O Hai, I eated ur chikkin, do u has moar?”

My other kitteh, Shadow is polite like the one in the picture, if a little insistent… she’ll keep bumping into me with her head and looking up at my plate with her whispery little 5dB half-meow as if to say “i can has sum, plz…..prtty plz?” and more graciously, she’ll sit right next to me while giving off the *nom nom nom* noises instead of running off with her snack like “k thx bai”

P.S. Scooter-ma-pie kitteh eats only Friskies Prime cuts chicken in gravy, but just mostly licks off the gravy and leaves the chickie! picky kitteh

‘rilla kitteh stopped eating once and we went to deh petstore and got a can of “milk” that was like Ensure would be for huumins. Don’t know if that woud help her or not?

Sure hope she gets better!

You might want to talk to the vet about her medication. My kitteh is on Tapizole for her thyroid problem (which can trigger kidney problems), and sometimes the medicine makes her not want to eat (mah kitteh is 18 years old). I called my vet about it, and she said to stop the medication for a dose or two, until she starts to eat again. Then we work our way up to the normal dosage again. I’ve been doing this for years now, and Miss Bubbles is still with me!

My kitz get raw homemade food, and the thing that sends them into insane amounts of NOM NOM NOM is ground rabbit. I have a recipe–there’s a supplier I buy from who raises the rabbits herself, and they’re WHOLE ground rabbits–bones and organs and the works. I mix the ground rabbit with egg yolks, salmon oil, vitamin E, vitamin B, and taurine…and then I get out of the way so I don’t get caught in the stampede to the bowl! You could probably shortcut it, just as a test, and try the rabbit with just the egg yolks.

Actually, now that I think of it, there may be an even easier shortcut: Go to the healthfood store/vitamin place and get salmon oil capsules. When you go to feed your kitteh, poke a hole in a capsule and drizzle the contents over the food–you know, kinda like an olive-oil garnish! (This is how I got my finicky kitteh over to raw food–the oil is good for them, and apparently they think it’s delicious, though every time I’ve gotten it on my hands it smells like DO NOT WANT. They start by licking up the oil, and then just sorta keep going.)

Good luck to you and your kitteh–feel free to e-mail me if you want to try the raw food idea!

If she hasn’t eaten since Friday, though, you might want to call the vet again- is she drinking water?

Does she like chicken? When our animals had problems eating, sometimes we’d start them on rice with chicken broth and then work some tiny pieces of shredded chicken in there. Then eventually work back into the cat food…

I wonder if she’s just scared of eating because the last time she really ate, it was the plant and made her sick. Might take some enticing. Good luck, Scarlet! *hugs*

“NOM NOM NOM. Oh…hai, mummah. I can has ur feesh?”