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We've been playing the "Why is the cat puking so much??" guessing game on and off for a while now. Vet says she's remarkably healthy for a girl of her age based on her blood work, and the next step would be an ultrasound. (Yeah, we can't afford that right now.) We've switched her dry food to a sensitive skin and stomach formula in salmon flavor. His pick, not mine. She wasn't fond of salmon wet food, but adores the chicken flavor wet food. Nope - still cleaning up piles that are so close to the same color as the carpet I don't always see them. We recently awirxged to a bag of the same formula, but in chicken and rice flavor. No puke for days, but the last 2 days she ended that streak. So the next potential fix is a 'slow feeder' bowl. Maybe she/s eating too fast??

I don't remember feeling like I lived in a giant emesis basin when we had 2 cats...

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My recovery is still progressing. Personally, it feels like it's going too slowly, but the last Ortho I saw said it could take up to a year to recover. Ugh. (OK, so I didn't really push myself while I was waiting for insurance approval to start getting Prolia shots.) But now I'm just waiting for the in-home PT to discharge me so I can start out patient PT. I feel like I've plateaud in my progress, and now it's time to start working with the PT machines they can't bring to me in their backpacks.