She's already going to have to go back to the vets for her teeth once we get some weight back on her. The one thing they did notice was that her back molars are leaning inwards slightly, probably making it hard for her to chew. She's been eating a little bit on her own, just the softened pellets, but she has a hard time getting them into her mouth, it seems like. I've not been giving her any fruits or veggies until her poo is consistently firm, as I don't want to give her diarrhea again, and her poos are still kind of hit or miss as to firmness. Yesterday when I got home they were totally normal, but by the time her midnight feeding rolled around they were very loose and runny again, then firm again this morning and this afternoon. I think it might have something to do with the radicchio I let her have after supper yesterday.
She's been very cuddly yesterday and today, except that she likes to crawl up to the back of my neck and hide under my hair, and if I've got it up in a bun (as I normally do, since it's so long), then she starts chewing and pulling on it to try to get it down. And I swear she gave me a kiss this afternoon. I put a sheet, folded into fours to make it firm, on top of her cage and I was feeding her there (hoping to move her out of the whole only eating in the bathroom thing), and when I was done I bent down to check her eye, and she leaned forward and touched her mouth to my nose.
We never used to get snow here, either... I grew up on the coast, and we would go three or four years without any snow, and when we did get it, it would only be a tiny little bit, but the last three years we've been getting lots of snow in the winter, and they say the glacier up the mountain is growing. It's why I start ranting when people talk about global warming... global climate change I don't have a problem with, global warming, on the other hand...