Lola in her natural habitat:

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Lazy day for kittehs. They love it when Daddy is home on weekends. Follow me around like shadows all day, trying to trip me as much as possible.

https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=143197482120150517_114214 by concealer404, on Flickr

https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=143197482120150517_132909 by concealer404, on Flickr

Lets get some more cuteness up in here.

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^^ Props for that one.

(even if it wasn't kitten/cat)

My cammy is looking sick.

Laying on the couch and won't lift an eyelid even when her treat bag is shaken.
Doesn't seem in pain. Just not eating or moving. She went out and stumbled around for a bit but that was it.

Erat, look inside her ears and see if they are yellowish. Also look at the nose. If its yellowish then odds are it's some kind of an infection or even something with the liver (take temp reading with a rectal thermometer). Also keep an eye on how hydrated she is.

No yellow.
She had her flea and tick treatment the other day. That was the only out of the ordinary thing.
My vet is literally at the end of the block. That's where she will end up tomorrow if she still does not eat or move.

It's possible that she licked the poison or something.

Could have.
It's impossible for her to lick her own.

But possible she licked the other cat, even though the other cat rarely ever lets her get close enough to be within licking distance.

She was a little more playful today before I left for work. Chased the string and mouse for 10 minutes. Then sucked down a boatload of water.

I know a couple who's cat died slowly and painfully from being poisoned from a flea bath. they didnt wash it out well enough--long haired cat.

Shit I just gave my 4 kittens flea baths last night. I just used dawn dish soap to kill all the fleas as that is what my vet and the people at petco recommended. They all seem to be doing good this morning.

All of my outdoor killers get the powder. I haven't had any issues with it yet.

My new 4 kittens are under 2 pounds which is the minimum weight I have found for using any of the pills or powder to get rid of fleas. Once they get a bit bigger I will switch to pills, which work great on my other cats.

<p>Hmmm, i used the between the shoulder blade stuff.</p><p>I do bathe my cats with kitten shampoo, since they're both pretty sensitive to any other shampoos.</p>

I use the shoulder blade stuff too. Revolution, I think. Never a problem with fleas, and both boys are outdoors as much as they can.