A friend had an extremely anxious dog and she found that a D.A.P. collar from the veterinarian worked extremely well with him. Nothing else did. He just had to wear it, didn't have to eat it. It made a massive difference.

Easter Lilies are deadly to cats.

There was a difference at the time between what was available in Canada versus what was available in America, but as for what the dose would have been, I haven't a clue. Too long ago, I'm afraid. He was also only barely six pounds at the time.

I was e-mailed and asked to chime in, but I don't check my e-mail very often, so I'm late to the show, and it seems like you're making progress. I had asked the veterinarian about Creon for Montgomery a few years ago and was told she could not dose it small enough for him, so we never did try it. We...

Montgomery's symptoms began at eight days old. We got him at five days old. He didn't poop for three days. Didn't stop pooping for four years. Multiple veterinarians, wormed, wormed, wormed, all manner of dietary tweaks, finally a veterinarian who had seen EPI and that started us off on our road to ...

I'll make sure to dig the camera out. He never minds being photographed.
Thank you!

Thank you. I'm still trying to figure out what to get him. I'm thinking five foot tall pink teddy bear. He'd love sinking his claws into that. He's the best person I've ever known.

Montgmery is eleven years young. Crazy. Amazing. Too fast. Healthy as a horse and strong as an ox, but, oh, little cat, don't get old too fast.

Mary does this. Montgomery gags, coughs, and reverse sneezes. Both cats have IBD. Montgomery has EPI, IBD and SID. No one can give me a good answer as to why they do this. Mary is on Pepcid, which stops the vomiting but does not stop the gagging. With Montgomery, it gets to a point where I have to s...

Awesome! Way to go!
SIBO? Evil little bastard. We know him well.