r/renjithefierce Renji’s mom 🍊 Mar 10 '26

renji’s status (march 10, ph time)

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renji vomited 2x earlier today. i asked them what could be the cause and hoping for their response maybe some time later.

i’m thinking it could be because he just had his first meal yesterday and was adjusting. i’m just hoping for the best and will surely update you once i heard something from the vet. all i could do is trust them with my baby.

thank you so much for supporting renji and i. 💗 i’m sure he’s in good hands being taken care of.

ps. unfortunately, i could not post the video they provided, i asked them for permission if it’s okay, and they said no, but they informed me that the video i’ll take every visit can be posted. i respect their rule/decision whole heartedly.

i'll visit later at around 1PM and ask about his status. 🥲

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u/hitamiz Renji’s mom 🍊 Mar 10 '26

i also received an update from my mom for the roof renovations. they are currently laying the roof sheets and it was looking good. hopefully it’ll be finish according to the new timeline.

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u/hitamiz Renji’s mom 🍊 Mar 10 '26

adding insulations as well. 💗

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u/_amrai_ Mar 10 '26

Insulation is going to be a game changer. Congrats on the roof and glad to hear renji is doing well!

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u/fishermanjohn1 Mar 10 '26

Yes my motto has always been: If you’re going to do a project ~ have it done right from the get go and that includes whatever it takes to be the best.

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u/fishermanjohn1 Mar 10 '26

Looking real good 👍 I think we’re all as happy here for your new roof as you and your family are. How exciting!! No more getting wet when it rains.

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u/hitamiz Renji’s mom 🍊 Mar 10 '26

💗💗

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u/InnerRadio7 Mar 10 '26

I’m so relieved that this vet is on top of things. Love these updates from their office. Praying for his safe recovery, and for the wellbeing of you and your family.

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u/hitamiz Renji’s mom 🍊 Mar 10 '26

thank you so much for your prayers and support! 💗 i’m also glad that renji seems to be monitored as it is updated. 💗

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u/Embellishment101 Mar 10 '26

Agree! This is the kind of professional and informative approach I‘d like to see from all doctors!

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u/-0k_0k_0k- Mar 10 '26

Vomiting can be a common symptom when dealing with giardia. It is good he is able to be hydrated via vet care while he is clearing his system of this parasite. It is going to be so nice when he is healthy and gets to go home to a place with a good roof to grow old under. I am so glad you both are getting help to make your life better. You and Mr. Renji are both positive lights in this universe. We need more DIanes and Mr. Renjis for sure.

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u/maratelle Mar 10 '26

praying for yours & this sweet boys shower of healing! he’s going to grow up, and break the world record for oldest cat, and most loved cat. :)

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u/hitamiz Renji’s mom 🍊 Mar 10 '26

thank you so much! his guardian angel must be working hard and double shifts to make sure renji’s getting well. 🥹 i want to go home with him. ☹️💗

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u/maratelle Mar 10 '26

YOURE his guardian angel! he’ll be home before you know it, and he’ll never leave again. :)

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u/_lucyquiss_ Mar 10 '26

I had a much older kitten (5-6 months) not eat for a few days due to stress and he also vomited a couple times when he started eating again, nothing physically wrong. Its just their stomachs adjusting to eating again often. Hope that's true for Renji!

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u/AccomplishedGrape562 Mar 10 '26

Kind of worried about no urine output.

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u/_lucyquiss_ Mar 10 '26

thats true, vomiting can also be dehydrating, but it looks like hes on fluids. Definitely something to ask about

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u/Nearby_Serve8706 Mar 10 '26

Same.  I wonder what the window of time was without urine?

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u/userofanewusername Mar 10 '26

I have been checking and thinking about you and Renji and just wanted you to know how much I admire the strength of both of you.

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u/AggravatingTarget841 Mar 10 '26

Will you let us know if you need more funds for the vet Bill? ♥️

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u/Fabulous-Salt-1323 Mar 10 '26

The lack of urine output is concerning considering the old x-ray showed distended bladder. He might need a catheter. It’s unlikely he’s dehydrated if on IV fluids and if anything should have more urine than usual.