A stray adopted me several years ago but other than coaxing into a box one time(and probably only) to go get fixed I have not had her to the vet. I do put on a seresto collar every spring.
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skits pukes about once a week. slimy clear/with grass. My beagle of 15 years puked every few days -same type of upchuk but the vet never was concerned. Other than doing that she seems ok. chases squirrels,chipmonks, birds.
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Two of them (40% of the population) went today.
Gotta have yearly checkups to keep the insulin Rx coming and we have one with an ear infection
We have one named River that I adopted out as a kitten to a coworker at the port of Brunswick back in 17. I had to go get her back last July since the coworker had been treated for stage four breast cancer and had to move back to upstate NY with her parents. She has since passed on at the age of 38.
Anyway...River WILL eat the plain dry food the rest of them eat. But when she does it's coming back up in a very short time. When I got her they sent a container of Blue Buffalo with her. That's fine if you only have one cat to feed. But it's on the pricey side for dry food. So now we feed River her own food ( usually Iams) in my wife's office where the rest of them can't get to it.
All that being said the higher grade food MAY solve your issues but you probably still need to plan on a trip to the vet.
They are NOT low maintenance pets. Makes you wonder how they make it in the wild.
2-3years usually in the wild. mine are 14, 15 and 18.
We’ve got some old boys, too
I've seen that happen a few times
