Watching from Massachusetts, I love your kitties so much! Russell is so smart! How lucky that he wanted to learn the buttons. Congratulations on getting married! May you have a Long loving life together!! 🎉🎉
Russel seems more thinner, leaner, and more muscular than Teen but I recall you saying they are littermates; is it just the haircuts or does he have an exercise wheel somewhere he uses that Teen doesn't?
I had a kitty named Cinderella. Adopted her at 13 years. She lived to be over 20 yo. She was diagnosed late in life with diabetes.
She was on LANTUS. It is expensive; I don't trust the insulin specifically for dogs/cats. It's not as reliable as to consistent lasting time.
I had another kitty diagnosed and tried the cat/dog insulin. Not a fan at all…….
My Cinderella did well on LANTUS and the cost is worth the peace of mind. I did not test her glucose levels. I do recommend. Only had a few scary situations when the blood sugar flipped low. You will know if this happens, the cat will be lethargic and unable to move. Should this occur rush to ER.
Hopefully Winnie will be feeling better with her insulin. 🐾💖
PLEASE provide a link to the bubble solution that us use for your cats. I haven't been able to find one online that doesn't have additives.And I'm sure the kind they see for human use is bad for cats.
My girl Tess was recently diagnosed with diabetes and my veterinarian did a "glucose curve" to make sure we will be giving her the right amount of insulin. She had to stay at the vet for the afternoon and they tested her to see how much insulin it would take. They put her on Purina ProPlan DM wet and crunchy food which could be a little bit of a challenge feeding her because I have multiple cats in the house. Fortunately she loves the food and I keep her food in the bathroom and when she is hungry she goes to the bathroom door and meows. My girl is only 7 lbs. so it's not a matter of her needing to lose weight. She actually needs to gain some weight. I need to give her 5 units of insulin 2 times a day. Once in the morning and once at night. I think it works best if you make sure to give the insulin exactly 12 hours apart. I've given cats Subq fluids many times so it wasn't a problem for me to learn to give her injections. The main thing is to make sure you're giving it to her just underneath the skin and not in the muscle. Tess wiggles around when I try to give it to her but she's getting better at it now. I just hold her in my arms close to my chest and tell her "Tess insulin now" then I quickly give it to her and say "Tess insulin all done". 😂 She's an excellent patient and Winnie will be too once she gets used to the routine because we all know cats are creatures of habit. Now that Tess is getting used to it, it's much easier and quicker to do. Best of luck pretty Winn ❤🐾💙
Watching from Massachusetts, I love your kitties so much! Russell is so smart! How lucky that he wanted to learn the buttons.
Congratulations on getting married! May you have a Long loving life together!! 🎉🎉
Too cute!😻
Haha I've been asking if their bubbles are the catnip bubbles. I'm just starting the replay but the thumbnail definitely answered my question! ❤
how did you get them to understand the words , to their meaning? russell is a wonderful cat.
such great cats in your family.
Russel seems more thinner, leaner, and more muscular than Teen but I recall you saying they are littermates; is it just the haircuts or does he have an exercise wheel somewhere he uses that Teen doesn't?
Missed the live but here now😊❤
Congratulations on your marriage 💕
I had a kitty named Cinderella. Adopted her at 13 years. She lived to be over 20 yo. She was diagnosed late in life with diabetes.
She was on LANTUS. It is expensive; I don't trust the insulin specifically for dogs/cats. It's not as reliable as to consistent lasting time.
I had another kitty diagnosed and tried the cat/dog insulin. Not a fan at all…….
My Cinderella did well on LANTUS and the cost is worth the peace of mind. I did not test her glucose levels. I do recommend. Only had a few scary situations when the blood sugar flipped low. You will know if this happens, the cat will be lethargic and unable to move. Should this occur rush to ER.
Hopefully Winnie will be feeling better with her insulin. 🐾💖
Congratulations on your wedding, prayers for Winnie 💜
You can also put a rotating fan in the room for the bubbles to go swirling around.
Does anyone else feel that Teen wants to use the buttons, but is afraid that they're Russellls territory?
Princess Pipsqueak says "Hi" to King Russell!!
Gotta grab myself a bottle of catnip bubbles for Skittles 🥰
Congratulations! 🥂🍾💗🎉
They're all so adorable 🤗
I watched a YouTube doctor who had on a vet once and the program might be interesting to you: Dr Ken Berry. Just thought I’d share ❤
My cat has her own bubble machine. I found it at BigLots for like $5. Rechargeable batteries make it affordable to run.
Watching from lowville ny❤😊
Bubbles with the bubbiesss ❤
Do they use the same kind of insulation for cats that humans use? If so is it the long or short acting insulation? Just curious.
We used to have catnip bubbles! Our cats loved them.
PLEASE provide a link to the bubble solution that us use for your cats. I haven't been able to find one online that doesn't have additives.And I'm sure the kind they see for human use is bad for cats.
Watching from SC! ❤
A little late but Kansas City. It's supposed to be over 100 until next Thursday.
Bubble Man Russ got to pop some. I miss the bubble gun.
Happy Caturday, everybody! Replay crew with murder Mitts black kitty Hops and gray stripe Tiger! Bringing Mom some cicadas😆😻
My girl Tess was recently diagnosed with diabetes and my veterinarian did a "glucose curve" to make sure we will be giving her the right amount of insulin. She had to stay at the vet for the afternoon and they tested her to see how much insulin it would take. They put her on Purina ProPlan DM wet and crunchy food which could be a little bit of a challenge feeding her because I have multiple cats in the house. Fortunately she loves the food and I keep her food in the bathroom and when she is hungry she goes to the bathroom door and meows. My girl is only 7 lbs. so it's not a matter of her needing to lose weight. She actually needs to gain some weight. I need to give her 5 units of insulin 2 times a day. Once in the morning and once at night. I think it works best if you make sure to give the insulin exactly 12 hours apart. I've given cats Subq fluids many times so it wasn't a problem for me to learn to give her injections. The main thing is to make sure you're giving it to her just underneath the skin and not in the muscle. Tess wiggles around when I try to give it to her but she's getting better at it now. I just hold her in my arms close to my chest and tell her "Tess insulin now" then I quickly give it to her and say "Tess insulin all done". 😂 She's an excellent patient and Winnie will be too once she gets used to the routine because we all know cats are creatures of habit. Now that Tess is getting used to it, it's much easier and quicker to do. Best of luck pretty Winn ❤🐾💙
Happy Caturday! Great to see all the babies and thank you so much for the recommendation for the catnip bubbles! ❤🐾💙
Watching cats watching bubbles🥰