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I do not know what a "reputable source for chicken" could possibly be at this point. Major growers are being exposed as irresponsible about biosecurity. Outdoor "pasture" or regenerative grazing flocks are at high risk because of their exposure to wild birds. Backyard flocks are at extremely...

You keep asking me math questions. :oops: I. Do. Not. Do. Math. You'll have to figure that out yourself.

My adivice: don't treat a problem that doesn't exist.

I. Don't. Do. Math. 😂

Yes, all cats need 80-100 mg per day.

Like I said, I don't do math, but they have people who do, so that sounds fine,

Then use 200 gm taurine to be safe. You can't overdose it.

Okay sounds good! It will work no matter when you start it. :)

She should have been, or now should be, on probiotics every day for several weeks to compensate for the antibiotics. The Solid Gold product is a probiotic but not a great one. It doesn't contain a good prebiotic to feed the bacteria. I don't recommend seaweed products for cats due to the high...

Alnutrin's complete supplement is comparable to the others. Any of them would work.

Oh, that's a math question and I don't do math, lol! She needs 80-100 mg of taurine amongst all the food she eats in a day. If she eats 3 ounces (85 gm) of food, then she needs 100 mg (0.1 gm) of taurine. If she eats 6 oz (170 gm) of food, she still needs 100 mg of taurine. It's per cat, not...

Spaying does change hormones and most significantly reduces their basal metabolic rate. Keep her active by playing, and reduce her food intake by about 25% to prevent weight gain. As far as supplements, you could try Standard Process Cataplex F, which contains ovarian cytosol extract. Find out...

My best thrift store find was a set of shallow, wide-rimmed ceramic soup bowls that kept crumbs in, were heavy enough to not slide, and allowed great food access.

Pyrex makes glass containers in various sizes that work very well.

Looking better! It's still raw enough for her to re-open by licking though, so be cautious.

No, squash has no benefit for cats other than a tiny bit of fiber.

I wouldn't. Are you still warm compressing? It looks swollen but hard to tell from the pictures.

No don't let her lick it, she will just irritate it. You want to control "access" and only have the warm clean wet washcloth in the area. Do that 3-4 times a day if you can.

Yes, with any poultry there is a risk. Call your supplier and ask them what testing they are doing. Here is a summary of my current recommendations: · Keep cats indoors, walked on a harness or leash so you can control what they sniff or eat, or in a secure outdoor enclosure with mesh small...

If it's open and draining to the outside, so let it do that. Keep up with the warm compresses. It has to heal from the inside out which takes time. As long as she's eating and acting normal otherwise it will heal just fine!