Gezellige_Poes
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Love it and the name, Lady Marmalade! Sweet dreams to everyone!One last pic for today. Lady Marmalade came in and snuggled down right next to Silver's crate. Pretty sweet.



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Love it and the name, Lady Marmalade! Sweet dreams to everyone!One last pic for today. Lady Marmalade came in and snuggled down right next to Silver's crate. Pretty sweet.
That is so sweet. I’m glad she is showing signs of improvement. Hopefully she is turning a corner. I think it’s been mentioned already, but you might try some Terramycin ointment specifically for eyes at some point and see if there is any improvement since her eyes seem so badly affectedOne last pic for today. Lady Marmalade came in and snuggled down right next to Silver's crate. Pretty sweet.
Hi! Thank you for checking in! Was just about to make a post.How is Silver doing?
I wondered about that only the protein rich foods are really slippery and soft (eggs, cooked beans, wet dog food, baby food, wet cat food) versus the leafy greens which seem much rougher and she doesn't fight on those nearly as much. Maybe the fruit and veg are counterintuitively easier to swallow because they aren't pasty and don't gum up the works? It's all a mystery with her really.Thank you so much for the update, I've been thinking about Silver a lot. Maybe some types of food hurt her throat going down. Who knows what internal bruising she has from her attack. Thank you for fighting the good fight with this determined girl!
I see what you mean, and pretty much all you can do is the very best you can, which you are! Will she eat a slurpee of feed with warm water and softened eggs mixed in, mashed peas, ...? (Edit: What about mashed potatoes...?)I wondered about that only the protein rich foods are really slippery and soft (eggs, cooked beans, wet dog food, baby food, wet cat food) versus the leafy greens which seem much rougher and she doesn't fight on those nearly as much. Maybe the fruit and veg are counterintuitively easier to swallow because they aren't pasty and don't gum up the works? It's all a mystery with her really.
She's got a team rooting for her for sure.
To our confoundment, she does not want anything blended, mashed, or baby food consistency. She likes split berries, lettuce, greens, tomatoes, mango, chunks of scrambled egg, and as of today--vegetarian sausage. I think the bigger pieces are easier for her to swallow which seems so weird, but she's very clear what she wants and doesn't. Mashed potatoes with peas sounds so lovely though!I see what you mean, and pretty much all you can do is the very best you can, which you are! Will she eat a slurpee of feed with warm water and softened eggs mixed in, mashed peas, ...? (Edit: What about mashed potatoes...?)