Wanda SG Hahaha...no lah, actually I sayang the cat a lot. Knocking the cat out is very costly, and shd only be used for major operation, coz sometimes small animals cannot wake up from anesthesia. Would like to talk abt your hamster, but shd stop OT liao.
Rhonda SG Y'know, Wanda, hate to tell you this, but I think your MIL's cat has a case of ear mites. Go to the vet to get the eardrops for it. Or, you can save some money like I did, and buy that at any pet shop. That'll help get rid of the ear mites although your cat won't like you much afterwards. You can also dampen a piece of cotton with Johnson's baby oil and clean the outside of its inner ear, gently but firmly. Good luck with not getting scratched in the process!
Wanda SG Oh, yes, thanks. I kind of suspected that the cat's last bout of ear mites wasn't completely cured, and it has returned. I've been observing her scratching behaviour, to see if we shd apply the unfortunate treatment. She's smart enough to not scratch us but she'll try to wriggle away and won't come near us (her torturers who has to hold her down) for days after that. I've been using aloe vera wet tissue to clean her ears which seems pleasant enough for her, followed by cat treats thereafter.
AngelMissy SG the food is not all bland… sometimes it’s becos when 1 is unwell, esp if they r under lots of antibiotic treatment, somehow tastebuds r being musk and thus anything tastes tasteless and unappetizing.. once a person gets well, the taste buds recover, food will also taste better…...
