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Ray, I can't believe you're trying to give Bart away :nono:

home and started feeding him tuna, cheap cat food, skim milk, pasta, raw hamburger meat and much more and Bart is a lot better after almost being dead a month ago. The vet didn't or couldn't do anything for Bart at the cost of $240.00 so I said what the heck, I'll let him have what ever he wants for his last few days, slowly but surly he is getting back to the old Bart, moving around and walking again, comes to the kitchen again when I open the refrigerator door, he knows where the food is just like me :thumbup:

He was near dead a month ago, couldn't stand up or walk, now he is at least 50% better and able to walk and eat some again but still very weak, but at 17 he's fighting to hang on, I have given him all I can so it's up to him from here on, tonight I cooked breaded beef liver with fried onions, one of Barts favorites and mines, he eat a little then went to bed :lol:
 
Bart could be suffering from Gall Stones.......which would show up as liver failure in his lab work. Feed him whatever he wants to eat, animals generally know how to take care of themselves and will eat whatever agrees with them. I glad Bart is with you and happy.......that is all that counts.
 
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