Well, it looks more and more like I’ll be taking the old cat to the vet tomorrow. Since I don’t stand over her to check I’m not sure how long she’s not been eating — for at least two days now she just looks at the food and then maybe drinks a little water. She spends most of her time sleeping on her pillow, and when I go to pet her she gives me that “leave me alone, I’ve given up” look. Great. My father died four days before Christmas so this sort of thing is somewhat of a family tradition.
As for the other cat, she just finished doing her “I’ve peed and I feel great!” mad run up and down the apartment. She’s like a Baby Boomer with her bodily functions — you know, like no one has ever gone there before. “Look! Look what I did just there! I horked up a huuuuge mess of hair and cat food on the carpet! Go me!”
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December 18th, 2008 at 8:58 am
Oh, Andrea, I’m so sorry. I went through this four years ago with my dog Coco, three days after Christmas. It’s heartbreaking. Even though you know there is nothing else that can be done, it doesn’t make it easier.
December 18th, 2008 at 10:14 am
Yeah, this morning again she refused to eat, just looked at the food. I called the vet and I’m taking her over there. I hope it’s just she’s caught some stomach bug or something they can fix but she’s an old sick cat, so…