Aw Jenn, doesn't it just make you crazy? I hate it when they won't
eat. I'm sure they're still traumatized by their ordeal. They were in
a pretty sorry state when they got to you and the vet care they
received is going to take some time to get over. I hope this is just
transitory and they bounce back quickly once they discover they're safe
and feel so much better without those nasty mats and vermin on them. I'm sorry I don't know the minimum requirements, but I wanted you to know I'm thinking about you guys and sending hungry thoughts your way. My vet did prescribe some transdermal Cyproheptadine for Gypsy, so much less stress to dose than those nasty tasting pills. I'm sure you know all the secrets of encouraging somebody to eat, but, have you tried; liquefying; warming the food slightly to bring out the aroma; dropping salmon oil on the top to make it smelly; something raw, maybe fish or liver; flat dish opposed to bowl? I've been through it with Gypsy trying to get her to eat! BTW, thank you for sharing your closet/isolation unit idea with us. I've been looking at my closet in the master bedroom all morning thinking how I might convert it for my leaky bottom girl. Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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