Thanks, Tuffy. The first couple of doses went ok but then she started fighting me & spitting the medicine up and she was twitching in her sleep again (although not peeing). I'm worried she will and one of the times I was giving her medicine, I used milk in the syringe to make it a little more pleasant. She still hated it, but she wanted to drink the milk I had in a little cup, even though it still had some of the medicine smell/taste on it. I decided to try an experiment: pour about a tablespoon of milk into her bowl, get the medicine in to the syringe and push it in, add a little water to clear out the syringe and put it in with the milk, mix it up, and see if she'd drink it. Thus far she has lapped it up & I gave her some canned food and chicken to go along with it. Still a little twitching, but I'm wondering if she's just having weird dreams. She's not crying out like my other pets did when they had seizures.
The kitty who just had kittens decided to move them to a bad spot right near the foot of the bed underneath a blanket that was hanging off. I almost stepped on them. I put a box in that spot, put an old torn sweater of mine in it along with a microfiber rag that they like sleeping on, and pulled the blanket over the box to give it some cover. I put her in the box with them and thus far she seems content with the arrangement. The little ones are safe from being stepped on, they are warm, and they can't crawl away and get hurt or lost. They are fat little babies too.
Other than taking my friend's girlfriend to the store, I pretty much curled up in a ball because of pain that didn't want to go away for the whole day. Friend's girlfriend needed some new skivvies because the water pump on their washing machine broke during the freeze and their little dog apparently got in to the laundry basket and chewed some of her clothes.
