Granny's gone and done it again

[BigBlueHen53]

Does your cat vomit frequently? Schedule a visit to the vet when you get back from your travels. Ours did and also was losing weight; she turned out to have feline leukemia. We're managing it now with diet but she had a course of antibiotics and steroids for a while to get stabilized.

Sorry, I don't mean to diagnose your cat from here. Just mean it wouldn't hurt to check it out.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Does your cat vomit frequently? Schedule a visit to the vet when you get back from your travels. Ours did and also was losing weight; she turned out to have feline leukemia. We're managing it now with diet but she had a course of antibiotics and steroids for a while to get stabilized.

I wonder if thats whats wrong w/ binks. He has a chronic snotty .bloody nose.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

H2o, you got a good picture of it.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

He showed me so No. I dont. LOL He started it and said it was like a lawn mower w/ a choke.

With a pull start?
Yes, with a choke.

Does your cat vomit frequently? Schedule a visit to the vet when you get back from your travels. Ours did and also was losing weight; she turned out to have feline leukemia. We're managing it now with diet but she had a course of antibiotics and steroids for a while to get stabilized.

Henry has A LOT of hair and it seems like he sheds about 8 months out of the year. Big gobs of hair all over the carpet. We brush him, but it's a losing battle. I have hairball ointment, and he won't take it willingly so I have to hunt him down, sit on him, and smear it on his leg. It's been about 2 months since the last barf and I saw some hair piles just his week, so I need to start gooping his leg again.

 

[h2oratt]

That's where I would put it. Is it on a little wheeled cart? Chain it to something if you are worried.

Do you know how to use it? They can be a pain to start, especially if old gas has been sitting in there for awhile.

We run ours every month.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

With a pull start?
Yes, with a choke.


Henry has A LOT of hair and it seems like he sheds about 8 months out of the year. Big gobs of hair all over the carpet. We brush him, but it's a losing battle. I have hairball ointment, and he won't take it willingly so I have to hunt him down, sit on him, and smear it on his leg. It's been about 2 months since the last barf and I saw some hair piles just his week, so I need to start gooping his leg again.

I bet he would eat those treats I mentioned.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

I wonder if thats whats wrong w/ binks. He has a chronic snotty .bloody nose.

The Palm Beach Post says leukemia is one possibility:

Frequent nose bleeds or “epistaxis” needs to be investigated. It can be from trauma, dry air, allergies, foreign bodies lodged in the nose, rat poison ingestion, blood- borne parasites, leukemia, allergies, bleeding disorders, toxins, dusty cat litter, house dust, inhaled irritants, nasal polyps, or tumors.Dec 17, 2016

 

[Granny Hatchet]

yes a pull start. Its fairly new.

 

[h2oratt]

H2o, you got a good picture of it.

It was frozen like a statue. Hubby came In and got me it was still here when I went our. Dogs would not stop barking. They say they eat ticks.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

With a pull start?
Yes, with a choke.


Henry has A LOT of hair and it seems like he sheds about 8 months out of the year. Big gobs of hair all over the carpet. We brush him, but it's a losing battle. I have hairball ointment, and he won't take it willingly so I have to hunt him down, sit on him, and smear it on his leg. It's been about 2 months since the last barf and I saw some hair piles just his week, so I need to start gooping his leg again.

Will Vaseline do? And can you gob it (either the ointment or Vaseline) on the bottom of a front foot? He will surely lick it off from there.