Indik report

There were small positive changes. When I go into the room, Indik no longer lies indifferent, but reacts to my visit, lifting his head and trying to wag his tail. Fortunately, my friend arrived yesterday. She's a former nurse. I have to explain something. Unfortunately, the level of education in my country is now very low. It is almost impossible to find good specialists. But those who graduated before 1990, have a fairly high level of knowledge. So she reassigned some drugs, and she also gave good advice on feeding. The solution was very simple, but it did not occur to me. Indik now does not eat on his own. That's why we bought a special mixture in the pharmacy for feeding sick people through a probe. For animals, there is no such mixture in my country. I pour this mixture into the Indica's mouth with a syringe. It is pleasant to the taste and smells of vanilla. He does not mind. Maybe this advice is useful to someone.