Kazoku Neko means "family cat" in Japanese. Most of my cats have had Japanese names. Our family members include: Kintaro, (male) his name means "big golden" and TT, (female) her initials stand for Triple Trouble. We have doggies too! Brownie, our adopted stray; Big Boy, one of her pups; and Penny, our failed foster.
Friday, September 18, 2009
fortunate friday
the photo on the left was taken december 2008 and the one on the right was taken this month.
THANK YOU! to all of the cat bloggers that have come by and checked on kimiko. we appreciate your purrs and purrayers for her. someone suggested we put a donation button on our blog so those that wish to help with the vet bills can do so. please do not feel obligated to give.
kimiko has cut back on her eating again. she is eating about 2 ounces of wet/canned food a day. i can hear her tummy gurgling all of the time. we have also determined it is her that has had some really nasty poops. we suspected it may have been her but we caught her leaving the box right after a particulary nasty episode. so i will be calling to the vet to see what we can do to help her. i still do not feel getting the endoscopy is the route to take at this time. i am scared she will get too stressed in her weakened state and i will lose her when they do the procedure.
kimiko still purrs when i pet her, she still wants to cuddle with me in my chair and she still greets me when i come home. kimiko is 13 years young and is the kitty that is the closest to my heart. it may sound selfish but i am not ready for her to go to the bridge. please keep purring and purraying for my girl.
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You have our purrs and our prayers for your precious girl.
ReplyDeleteWe are purring and purraying very hard for sweet Kimiko.
ReplyDelete(((HUGS)))
We are all purring for Miss Kimiko. 13 is not old! If you can figger owt wat's rong, she can get betters. Love Jazzy
ReplyDeletePS from mom Nora - have you researched adding some fiber to Kimiko's diet? That can sometimes help with GI issues.
we are still purrrring furry hard for Kimiko!
ReplyDeleteHugs and purrs from all of us...it doesn't sound like Kimiko is ready to leave, either. While 13 is not old-old, she's Not a young cat; I agree with your view of stressful tests with limited results.
ReplyDeleteRemember to take care of Yourself, too, my dear. With hugs and purrs--Meepsie, Smokey and Mumma Jan
We is PURRayin' and PURRin' for good health.
ReplyDeletePoor Kimiko! I can see she really has lost some weight. But her eyes still look bright and alert. And I do not think 13 is that old, she could still have many happy years ahead. I am purring and purring for Kimiko.
ReplyDeleteWe continue to purr for Kimiko and hope she starts eating some more....
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting our Chica and sending get well wishes - we are doing the same for little Kimiko. I had luck adding powdered slippery elm bark to my Minnie's food to help her IBS. Also a good choice of protein for kitties like her is called Sea Cure - it is powdered fish for humans in capsules - made to help people who are malnourised and have trouble digesting food. You can find it online - just sprinkle on the food and mix in. My vet uses it for cats that have digestive problems.
ReplyDeleteSnif Snif wear stil prying for her cant the wet look at the poop and see if theycan find out more she is to young to nower but the vet Love u girl
ReplyDeleteOh Kimiko We're still purring a praying for you do get all better. Hope the vet will be able to find out what the problem is. Mom was wondering about a sonogram instead of an endoscopy. Kimiko hang in there girl.
ReplyDeleteCasper and crew. Mom too!