I work at an animal clinic. Last year, I rescued an eight-year old male cat, abandoned. He stayed with us at the clinic for almost two months, regaining his weight and getting healthy because he had upper respiratory. We did a T4 check and discovered he is hyperthyroid. I adopted him and he lives with me. He is on tapazole for the hyperthyroid, but has started pulling out his fur on his legs and lower back. Not big clumps of it, but it is noticeably bald in some areas. He also twitches a little from time to time. The vet I work with said it is neurological and suggested kitty valium, but I don't want him on that unless he gets bad. Any suggestions for something to help him out?
2007-02-21
06:11:10
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