[Gpdd] MISC: All about Eve

[Lynn Williams]

        Thanks Sandy for that information.  I am going to go and do a little 
research on these things because I do feed the girls green bell peppers, 
green beans, celery and cucumbers on a daily basis.  I *thought* I was doing 
a good job but I guess you learn something new every day. They also get 
green leaf lettuce and I am thinking a combination of these things is high 
in Vit C but low in calcium.  I will read what you suggested to get some 
more knowledge.  I am still going to give her some vitamin C supplements 
though if I can get her to eat them.  What I have now are some little 
chewable tabs that someone gave me as a gift for Sammy and Tabby.  I amn 
sure they aer outdated by now so will see if I can find the ones you guys 
suggest on Amazon or Dr. Foster & Smith.  I shop at both places and I need 
to order some mored 1 ml syringes anyway.  I am using a different one for 
each med she is getting because my husband has notched the plunger so I can 
feel how far to pull it out to get just the right amount in the syringe.  It 
is great to have because he is leaving town tomorrow and I am on my own for 
the next 2 weeks.  Thankfully, I can syringe her myself and I made sure of 
that so there wouldn't be any problems when he goes.

Oh, BTW, Karla, Callie is not doing the mounting behavior and has in fact, 
calmed down.  There was a lot of rumnlestrutting going on when this was 
happening so it might have just been a hormonal issue for her for a few 
days.  I think most of us can relate.  :)

OK, off to my patient. It's time for her pad and cleaning again.  I am using 
the scent free, aloe treated baby wipes to clean her and Desinex to coat her 
so she will have less irritation.  She hates both but I know she is very 
tendr there, so I understand.

Hugs, love and whisker kisses,
Lynn, Callie and Eve with Sammy and Tabby at the bridge and in our hearts 
and memories