Squeakitty returns!

Kiesha has been eating very well lately and seems to be returning to her normal fluffball self. At our last vet check up, she had gained 11 ounces and her thyroid levels were in the low range of normal. We’re going to leave her meds where they are for now and keep feeding her what she’s getting.

She does seem to wander in which flavors she likes. She was eating the chicken like it was ambrosia. Now she snubs it half of the time.

I’m not going to complain. She is eating and has resumed her 10:00 PM gallops through the house. The kitty has returned to playing and being an aggressive cuddler.

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