I suspect the rest of her life. If I decrease her amount, she has attacks. The vet wasn't worried about the amount of medication she is currently taking, and she is much more comfortable. She's food motivated, so I put the pill in a pill pocket, and puff her twice a day.
We supplement the inhalers with Prednisolone tablets every other day. It also takes time for everything to take effect, so if you just started, may give it another day or so. Call your vet if it's not getting better.
I felt like I needed some structure, so the first 6 months I took a couple of art classes. Now that I am a year into it, I'm ok without things scheduled. But I liked having a gentler introduction into having a bunch of free time. And I am getting better at initiating social times with friends!
I suspect the rest of her life. If I decrease her amount, she has attacks. The vet wasn't worried about the amount of medication she is currently taking, and she is much more comfortable. She's food motivated, so I put the pill in a pill pocket, and puff her twice a day.
We supplement the inhalers with Prednisolone tablets every other day. It also takes time for everything to take effect, so if you just started, may give it another day or so. Call your vet if it's not getting better.
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I felt like I needed some structure, so the first 6 months I took a couple of art classes. Now that I am a year into it, I'm ok without things scheduled. But I liked having a gentler introduction into having a bunch of free time. And I am getting better at initiating social times with friends!
I retired July 1, 2022! It's been a little stressful figuring some things out, but it's been great overall. I don't miss the alarm clock!
I've been really into Little Moon. They just won the NPR Tiny Desk contest, and they are amazing! https://www.npr.org/2023/05/30/1177872407/little-moon-tiny-desk-concert