Update on Toro and a small ps

Can you stop following me about?

Like an anxious parent, I kept looking out for Toro every time he goes out of my sight. I think he knows I am following him and had taken into slinking away. I have not managed to witness him peeing but I know that he has managed to pee by the position of the pee clumps as only Toro would pee right at the back of the big litter bin. He has been doing this for the 2 years that he has been with me and so I am much comforted by the sight of several clumps last night and this evening.

Fanks san but I can now do it myself...

When I came home from work, I had cleaned out all the bins and as the only cat that had entered the bedroom was Toro (the rest prefer to be near me as dinner time was near) I know that the 2 pee clumps were his. I think the anti-inflammatory meds are working just fine for him. He knows he needs to take it immediately after dinner and would try to do a bunk but to no avail :) He is much easier to give meds to than Megat as he would open his mouth wide and almost immediately for the meds. Megat needs a pair of pliers :)

We would like to thank everyone who had left us comforting notes and advice. They all helped us quite a lot.

PS Note on 15/09/09 at 6.42 am

This morning at about 5.00 am I heard noises of a cat retching and then heard it vomitting. It was poor Toro who did it. After I had cleaned up the mess, I went back to sleep only to be awakened by another sound of a cat retching and this time, Toro just threw up clear liquid that was a little brownish (from undigested food I guess). So will call the vet to ask what has to be done as this was the instruction given to me last Sunday about the side effects of the Metacam Suspension, which is an anti-inflammatory. If I have to go back, then I would bring him to see Dr L as well because today is Megat's appointment with the vet.