Cello was always hiding under the car whenever I drove by the carpark. Let’s make Cello a He! He is very thin. Two weeks ago, I thought I could perhaps build him up by feeding him 2 to 3 times a day, with both good dry and wet food plus supplements. However, it was impossible. The environment was just not suitable for both of us. And today, Cello is home with me!
The minute I brought him home, I sent him straight to the bathroom and had him bath! I want him to feel clean and comfortable. From my experience, he is likely to suffer from kidney disease which is common in cats. I tested his glucose level and it was normal. He drinks lots of water. We gave him what we give to our kidney disease cat. He eats more than when he was a stray and I was surprised. Sub-cut is done by Melanie. We need to give him our best. One thing we find it strange is Cello 4 paws are bleeding and swollen. We apply Argasol for him 3 times a day. It must be painful when he was in the street.
As he is so thin, I couldn’t see if Cello is a girl or boy but he is definitely a nice cat. We are hoping to give him our best. He will have what he loves to eat and with the support of the supplements like phosphorus binder, kidney activator, probiotic etc…
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