| GORDON - Cries at litter box, mucus/blood in stool, constipation, hidden joint pain |
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Case: Gordon, a 12lb, 9 year old male cat, cries and walks around the litter box before going in. He cries at the litter box and wants the human to sit there with him while he goes.
Gordon also has hard stool, dark with blood and sometimes mucus. The human gives Gordon an acidophilus probiotics product but he gags at the taste. Gordon is on a grain free dry food and some canned food.
Gordon has been diagnosed with IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) and is getting worse. After a year of taking him to the vets, the person said the vets just want to drug him up and he has terrible reactions. Pain pills for IBS gave Gordon constipation on top of the IBS.
The human also did a pretty expensive pet hair analysis test, which reveal a bunch of minerals and other excess or deficiency, but did not help Gordon's condition one bit, only frustrate Gordon's human even more.
At first glance, the crying at the litter box, the hard stool and blood/mucus in stool seem to be connected. However, only deeper investigation, treating problems 1 layer at a time, will reveal they are actually separate issues.
At the initial consultation with us, we taught the human how to change the diet, add fluids for Gordon in ways that will work (aka not just give water) and a few tricks for hard stool, even constipation. This is the feedback we get in 2 months:
"I would like to thank you very much for helping me with Gordon and his diet. I can tell he is getting a little better with that change alone."
While the constipation and stool quality has improved, Gordon continues to cry when he goes to the kitty box, and will get out and cry too. We realize then that this is a separate issue.
So our intuition kicked in and tried Distant Pet Healing with Gordon. We asked the human some key questions which reveal Gordon's hidden secret - the peep (crying) only occurs when Gordon needs to squat down (or anticipating the squatting). So we sent joint stiffness frequencies to Gordon. And BINGO! In 3 days, we hear from the human:
"Again no peep last night! This makes 3 nights in a row! This morning he went and had a long stool this morning. And I mean long with just one little peep. The stool was moist and formed."
The next day:
"Gordon seems to be doing better. And he was quiet again last night :) And he is a little more active. I do see an improvement."
And 1 week later:
"Gordon seems to be a little more active. He does not cry at the kitty box as often as he used to. Thank you so much."
H. Eagle - San Antonio, Texas, USA