He says “Oh shucks! Thank you!”

That is great! If he gets skinny or gets really hyper those will be a key symptoms. I cannot figure out why cats outgrow their thyroid….

Nope, we get his blood work done twice a year and just last week he got the all clear! I’ll keep that in mind though.

Thanks for sharing your story. I like the name references from Dances with Wolves…lol! Your cat sure reminds me of Atchee. ☺

http://livingtheseasons.com/2011/08/21/before-the-cat-a-kitten/

Nancy

Thanks, Sarah! Yes, extremely lucky! Any problems with hyperthyroidism? My guy’s started around that age… He gets a 1/2 pill twice a day. SO GLAD he doesn’t fight me. He’s extremely easy going!!

David says all the time that if they stayed that small we’d have a dozen! Thanks for his birthday wishes! Tyler is just a wee lad!! 😉

Thank you, Julie. Yes, a senior citizen at 84 cat years!!!

Thank you, Melissa!

Hi Angie – He’s 84 in cat years!! How I got so lucky I will never know. I have heard of a few cats can live to be 20. My aunt had one that was 18 or 19 when he died. You can tell by looking at him he isn’t a spring chicken anymore, but you cannot really tell it by the way he acts. He’s a mess! 🙂

Thanks Rachel! He’s a mess and that is an understatement!!