So far, no problems with the prozac. Dinah seems to be tolerating it just fine. It might be my imagination but she does seem a bit calmer.
I think she's using the litterbox more, too. Not 100% of the time (one smallish puddle on tuesday night), but she does seem to be trying. So that's good news. :-)
Other than that I have nothin'. I'm experiencing my post-Pennsic blahs. After weeks & weeks of crazy frenetic activity, followed by a week of grueling camping hell & intense selling, all I want to do (for just a little while) is rest & be lazy. Not that the nasty kitty has let me be lazy. But still...I'm hardly doing anything except housework & my daily bike ride.
By the way I MUST thank![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
shvetufaeagain for sending "The Birth Of Venus" by Sarah Dunant. I thoroughly enjoyed it...it was clever and compelling and the history of 15th century Florence was fascinating. Also, it was the perfect thing to read at Pennsic. I'm going to make a habit of bringing a well-written work of historical fiction with me every time I go there...it's so easy to lose yourself in the history because you're sort of surrounded by it.
I think she's using the litterbox more, too. Not 100% of the time (one smallish puddle on tuesday night), but she does seem to be trying. So that's good news. :-)
Other than that I have nothin'. I'm experiencing my post-Pennsic blahs. After weeks & weeks of crazy frenetic activity, followed by a week of grueling camping hell & intense selling, all I want to do (for just a little while) is rest & be lazy. Not that the nasty kitty has let me be lazy. But still...I'm hardly doing anything except housework & my daily bike ride.
By the way I MUST thank
shvetufaeagain for sending "The Birth Of Venus" by Sarah Dunant. I thoroughly enjoyed it...it was clever and compelling and the history of 15th century Florence was fascinating. Also, it was the perfect thing to read at Pennsic. I'm going to make a habit of bringing a well-written work of historical fiction with me every time I go there...it's so easy to lose yourself in the history because you're sort of surrounded by it.