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Aviva (my Bengal kitty) absolutely loves to eat my wife's mouth guards!

YW Audrey. And I'm so sorry to hear about your mom's passing.

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Hey Matthew! I'm sorry to hear about Rahji's challenges. Perhaps see if he'll gnaw on a raw chicken, duck or turkey neck. There are other kitty physical dental stimulating treats, but availability will depend on your location. Proden PlaqueOff and similar seaweed products are helpful...

Exactly! Working homeopathically is really the best way to go IMHO. The first step, which they may have already taken at their vet, is to rule out any medical causes for "pica". https://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/sites/g/files/dgvnsk491/files/inline-files/Unusual_eating_habits.pdf Once...

Ah, I see. I thought maybe you were referring to how angelic Fibi is!👼;) I don't have any other brand recommendations, but maybe someone else...

Sheri, what do you mean by a Halo? Most dogs are fine with loss of their third most important sense (after sniffing and hearing).

Wow, Audrey! That's an amazing first post!!🤯 You’re clearly doing a lot with love and thoughtfulness, and Sadie is lucky to have such a dedicated guardian. I couldn't agree more with Nancy about going back to basics. As Dr. Rosado just said on tonight's Mon. webinar about food, the most...

100mg is .1 of a gram.

No worries. That's one of the tests on the strip that is not very accurate. A first morning mid-stream sample is most informative. However you can test any time of the day. Try to do it at around the same time whenever you test (and/or write down the time when you test). Awe-some!

Hi @everyone! If anyone has not yet seen (or wants to watch it again) the Introducing Homeopathy movie, there is a free screening until 4/18/2025 at: https://introducinghomeopathy.com/

Based on what you wrote, and what Dr. Jean advised, Bettina 4x more than the amount of taurine you're using (.8 vs. .2) would be added to 200g of meat.

You may want to hold off on their sharing litter boxes until 1 week after the new kitty's stool normalizes. At about that time the stool recheck should be negative and the two cats are fine too share boxes (2 cats, 3 boxes as you know).

If your kitty's stools, and other GI symptoms, are normal then the Eimeria will get eliminated naturally. Coccidia like Eimeria are usually benign and self-limiting: https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951548

If the chicken and eggs are from a humane and reputable source, yes. I use both chickens and eggs as part of the variety for my kitties and my pup.

Thanks for making your first post, Judith. And welcome to HA! Thanks as well for the great posts, Ginny and Nancy. As I wrote to you earlier Judith, my focus would be on feeding fresh vs. dry/processed food. And definitely mixing it up as Ginny mentioned and as our webinar speaker on Monday...

YW!

This is a nice liver support product: https://adoredbeast.com/products/liver-tonic?srsltid=AfmBOoovjxsUeb8_I7jYoc8_0ex4nTrKdvMhyA4JEZFGuU49H7hYs9su And for liver, and general, detox: https://www.homevet.com/product/holistic-pet-support-fiber-plus-powder/

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You may not need anything as switching back and forth is typically easy. 1 pinch of psyllium/meal may be helpful if there is an issue.