The Deceitfulness of Cat Fur

[muninnhuginn]

Nope.

The lack of lumpiness in Little's spine was either wishful thinking or lying cat fur. I blame the latter.

No weight gain.

Little continues her littling.

The boys apparently howled all the way to the vet's (on a separate trip: we is cowards!) and are in fine fettle, but too fat. We are, however, well practised in the reducing of excess weight in elderly cats.

And in other news, Socks came to dinner again last night. Evidently the smell of roast duck, whether newly done or heated over in a curry, is the magic required.

And in other, other... back pain :-(

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Ouch. Hope your back feels better soon.
We can feel Mooncat's spine, too: she's a small cat who doesn't eat much. But she is fine otherwise and I shall hope the same for Little.

[muninnhuginn]

Thank you for the good thoughts re the back. I've decided to brave the GP surgery with all the stairs tomorrow to beg for some pain relief that works. And a new right leg ;-)

Little would be less of a worry if she hadn't lost 1% of her body mass in the last 6 weeks. But with nothing actively wrong with her, I can only continue to wave different expensive cat foods at her. She seems happy enough.