Well I've decided to with the 2/1 mixture and see how it goes. So starting her on 05 ml of that mixture. She's eating the formula fairly well, tonight she may have overage a bit and she just threwvup a bit, it wasn't regurgitation, so I'm hoping it was just from overeating and is just a one time thing. Her weight is still hanging just under the 300 mark, so trying to get creative but it seems the only thing she's interested in eating is the formula.
On a separate and personal note, I found out yesterday I have a kidney infection which explains my total lack of energy. And partially why I haven't posted for a couple of days.
Puff is once again getting some new feathers in and so far they are staying full. So will just have to watch and see. I now understand why I was asked to commit to three months before giving up. Also, I can now understand why so many do give up on this treatment. It is taking quite a toll on Puff and myself and we have hit a few bumps already. I'm told the aversion to eating can last a month or so and can understand if you are not aware or prepared that it would be hard to continue without this information. This is one of the reasons I'm blogging our experience with all of this, I want to be able to help others be aware of what they may have yo go through. Next week will be one month, I'm hoping to see Puff's weight go up soon. At least I have kept her at a decent number, but it has gotten a bit low and I did worry for a while. However, she does eat the formula well, just is still not showing interest in any other foods yet.
On a separate and personal note, I found out yesterday I have a kidney infection which explains my total lack of energy. And partially why I haven't posted for a couple of days.
Puff is once again getting some new feathers in and so far they are staying full. So will just have to watch and see. I now understand why I was asked to commit to three months before giving up. Also, I can now understand why so many do give up on this treatment. It is taking quite a toll on Puff and myself and we have hit a few bumps already. I'm told the aversion to eating can last a month or so and can understand if you are not aware or prepared that it would be hard to continue without this information. This is one of the reasons I'm blogging our experience with all of this, I want to be able to help others be aware of what they may have yo go through. Next week will be one month, I'm hoping to see Puff's weight go up soon. At least I have kept her at a decent number, but it has gotten a bit low and I did worry for a while. However, she does eat the formula well, just is still not showing interest in any other foods yet.
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