Alex has been feeling a little better. He gets a steroid pill every other day, and is now eating dry food again and even getting his crazy hours. They're not as wild as they were before. He had a habit of leaping up on the door frame and hanging there with his claws stuck in the wood with a King Kong look on his face. If cats could roar!!! Now he just acts like he might take a notion to climb it, but he's still getting more playful and ornery (par for the course).He still has a really gurgly belly and belchy hiccups. That will go on for the rest of his life. See these previous posts on Alex's tummy troubles. (1) and (2). And he throws up about every week, still less often than was always typical for him but more violently and with less warning. All I can say is... I love tile floors.
Here's a locally-made product (they don't use the phrase "Keep Austin Weird" for nothing) that we could really use around here. It's the "Cat Vomit Tent". It even has the Spanish on the other side in case you're dealing with los gatos.- Friday Ark - Carnival of the Cats - This week's carnival is at Music and Cats on Sunday - Cats - Catblogging -
2 comments:
Oh, do I ever need a few of these tents! I have a habit of marking these 'spots' with paper towels as a warning to others and me (ever forgetful) until I can 'get to them' .
Oh boy! The recipe sounds delicious! (unlike some of the other things on that bizarre site! ha ha!!)
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