Meet Anakin! Ani is a two legged cat, born without a pelvis or back legs but that doesn't stop him. He is full of love & life! My family and I rescued Anakin and I am caring for him. My family and I are lifelong animal lovers and will give Ani the absolute best possible home, love and care. I post updates, photos and videos of Anakin on his website, Facebook page, Twitter, YouTube and other online sites.
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Anakin, Kazu and Mika ❤️
Monday, July 8, 2024
Kazu is Feeling Better ❤️
Kazu is feeling better and eating a lot more on his own without the appetite stimulant. He will eat a good portion of what he needs to eat on his own and then I feed the rest of it to him off of a spoon. I’m feeding him off the spoon In this pic. You can also see his little shaved leg where his IV last week. His blood glucose numbers are still staying pretty high. He had one night a few nights ago with three numbers in the 100s but In the 300s the rest of the time so we are still working on his dose. His blood ketones have been staying between 0.1 and 0.3 so that is good. He has finished his antibiotics for his UTI. Something new, I noticed the last few days his back legs seem weaker and he was kind of dragging his back foot around to place it with each step. You could hear his nails scrape on the ground as he walked. Not all the time but enough, where it concerned me. So we went to the vet today and Kazu had a B12 injection, and I’m also looking at some online supplements for for cat’s with Diabetic Neuropathy. I just feel so bad that he’s only 3 years old, well 4 next month and having to go through all this. Especially watching his brothers run around and play and he hasn’t wanted to do that at all lately. He was doing so well a few months ago and I really thought he was heading towards remission. Now all of this and no one is sure what has happened to make him take these steps backwards. I know I’m doing everything I can to help him though and giving him the best care and tons of love. Thank you again for your well wishes and support ❤️
Tuesday, July 2, 2024
Kazu Update ❤️ He’s Doing Better
Kazu Update ❤️ They did not keep Kazu today. They said he’s too upset there at the vet and that wasn’t helping him feel better. They took out his IV & gave him sub Q fluids. I also got the sub Q fluids to have at home in case I need to give them to him. I got more of his nausea med too. I did get him to eat enough last night and this morning by putting it in his mouth. We are started him on the appetite stimulant today. His fructosamine test he was at 495 which is poorly regulated. So we are also upping his Glargine/Lantus dose from 1 to 1.5 units. I also bought a few different low-carb wet foods to try. He’s gotten so picky. Maybe he needs more of a variety? I also got some different toppers that are all low-carb. Overall he acts like he feels much better. We just need to get him to want to eat more than a few bites at a time on his own. He has gotten on the table a couple times now to nibble on the food there so that’s a big improvement. At dinner tonight he did eat his first round of what I call his hors d’oeuvres all on his own. He likes his wet food in small chunks with the paste on top of them and you can’t have too many of them in the bowl at the same time touching each other or he won’t eat them. Lol! The second round he ate a few more bites on his own and then he ate a few more bites off of a spoon. He likes to be fed like a baby sometimes with his chunks of food on a spoon Lol! I don’t know what else to do, but if feed him like a baby because he’s gotta eat. So whatever it takes. Thank you again for all the well wishes! ❤️❤️❤️
Monday, July 1, 2024
Kazu is Home! ❤️
Kazu is home! ❤️ Thank you so much for all of the well wishes for him. They left his IV in in case he needs more fluids tomorrow. He’s got an antibiotic (Clavamox) for his uti, a probiotic so he doesn’t get diarrhea., and they gave him regular insulin today to get his blood sugar down. We are supposed to try and get him to eat tonight hopefully he’ll be feeling better and will want to eat. He is to stay on his one unit dose of Lantus/Glargine until they get the results of his fructosamine test tomorrow. He goes back to the vet in the morning after his breakfast and morning, dose to be evaluated and decide if he needs more treatment there or if they can just take off his IV and he can come back home. I will keep you posted on how he is doing ❤️