I went back to the hospital to discuss the vomiting I experienced the day before yesterday.
Blood tests showed normal liver function, and his weight remained unchanged at 5.4 kg. He was full of energy, wagging his tail excitedly in the examination room.
Therefore, I was instructed to switch Lily's diet to homemade food.
Since Lily came to our homeThey are not given any human food.I had been very resistant to this, given the policy we had always followed,
It seems that they couldn't afford to keep saying that, so after a second attempt at persuasion, they changed their approach.
But there's no way I can make that kind of food, so I'll give Gigi a 'Can you make food of Lily?'
Then the reply was 'Choroi (pag chure oi)'. In Japanese, it would be like young girls saying 'No way, I can't believe it.', right?
At the hospital, she seemed reluctant to do that, but when we got home after shopping, she had already prepared Lily's dinner before ours.
We'll monitor the situation with that diet for a while.
Among the impatiens.
This photo was taken by the boy from Ann's family.