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Probably not. And besides, tipping is fine for most cats (if we can even do this much nail trimming on our squirmy kitties). I can't do it at all. Amy tips Aviva's nails when she is able.

Yes! Many Malamutes. Not all. Snow nose is one of the common but abnormal symptoms. As health builds, the nose stays black for a longer period. Some usually dogs who usually have black noses become liver colored or even pink, year round (as the root of their imbalance grows).

Yes. Around 11am MT today. Oh Anna! I'm so sorry to learn more about Bella's story. 😢 Fortunately her Momma kitty is still in her body and enjoying a great kitty life. Where she has the best of both worlds (you cuddle her then she can go hunt)! What's her BEAM score?

Yay! What a wonderful post to lead us into Mobility Month. Thanks Myokyo.

Fantastic! What does she say? Maybe try discontinuing the flax for a few weeks and see if her eye boogers improve. And if her eyes clear up, then try adding flax back and see if the early warning symptom (eye discharge) returns. Great news about her snow nose! What age and breed is Listen?

Hey Deborah! I'm so so sorry for the missing Sage link and for your slow response. Yes, that is the correct email. I'll contact Kim for you.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10814220/ https://myosvet.com/blogs/news/the-hidden-decline-addressing-muscle-loss-in-mature-cats?srsltid=AfmBOoplk1AVn73wYtyG-yelan21JhUhFgwDaYyrlpbMeFgdQdHSX-Uu

Yes! Older cats (and people) can be prone to sarcopenia. Increased high quality protein, fats and a good diet all around are the advised actions. Along with continued moderate activity. My older kitty with kidney dis-ease and sarcopenia did well with sarcopenia stew (sardines, Trader Joe’s...

Timely question Sheri! I was just in a meeting with vet homeopaths, including someone in Toronto, where we discussed this exact question. Not surprisingly the answer came down to the lower susceptibility of four-legged animals. Compared to two-legged animals. The conclusion, the potential...

Kleanthis said that this email address has access to Sage. Please send a screenshot of your dashboard if you still don’t see a Sage link.

That’s a big bottle. I wonder what the amount is that you’d need to give? If it’s much more than 1ml, I sure hope it is indeed “tasty”😉

Is this the email you use for your HA! membership: Christine Liu <[email protected]>

Oh, I thought that was resolved. I’ll inquire again

YW!

With that reference range, you should be fine w/o adding the free t4. No worries there! How commonly does she have diarrhea?

Yes, depending on her TT4 level. Hyperthyroid cats can have normal tt4. However free t4 catches these individuals.

Yes! Perfect, an exam and fasted general wellness/"senior" panel including t4 and free t4 is a great place to start. Feel free to include the test results in this thread when you receive them. BTW - is your kitty drinking more or less than usual?

Welcome Samantha! Thanks for making your first post about you sweet baby boy! As Christina said, he is super smart, handsome and regal. Have you considered toilet training for him? That would greatly reduce his need for any litter...

I. agree! And like you can do with homeopathic medicinal solutions, you can use the liquid left in the bottle to "educate" new water. In other words, you can just keep adding water to the bottle when it gets low. @Dr. Jean Hofve is that your experience as well?

Here’s the consensus statement for everyone to read: DEFINITION OF HOMEOPATHY Homeopathy1 is a system of medicine based on the reproducible observation that disease may be treated by a substance that produces similar effects in healthy individuals.2 This observation, known as the law of...