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My cat had IBD, exact same symptoms as Beemo (vomiting and diarrhoea). That being said, IBD and Lymphoma present the exact same symptoms in cats. If Beemo is not responding to any changes in diet, then there is a chance it could be Lymphoma. Definitely worth doing a biopsy to rule it out. My cat did respond to diet changes (thus we safely ruled out Lymphoma), but it took some trial and error to find one that didn't trigger her. With IBD, cats will react to specific animal proteins, e.g. my cat had symptoms while eating lamb, but stopped when we switched her to turkey. Whatever food you try out with Beemo, it needs to be a single source of protein, so no mixing of different meats, otherwise you won't ever be able to figure out what's triggering him. Usually best to try out a protein that he has never been exposed to before. Also, please try consider feeding him a wet food diet. Unfortunately feeding cats dry food is like feeding them McDonalds, they're all highly processed foods (even the prescription ones) and lack the moisture content cats need. The two cat food brands that removed all symptoms from my cat were KatKin and Lily's Kitchen. Hope this helps him! 🙏
I wholeheartedly agree with everything you said. Wet food with high meat content and single source of protein, no dry food if possible, and no grain. That being said, my cat HATED wet food with passion. I never stopped trying, though, and kept buying mountains of the most premium wet food till the end. (He wouldn't touch most of them...) Luckily, I found grain-free dry food from a German brand with very high meat content. If your cat is like mine, try at least to feed them with high-quality dry food, otherwise wet food should always be preferred.
If Beemo’s food contains corn it may be one of the causes for his stomach distress. I actually watched one of my cats have an immediate allergic reaction, complete with diarrhea and hives, right after I fed them a well-known brand canned food. An emergency trip to our vet and eliminating all corn from their diet stopped the scary reactions.
Vet here. I’m really sorry about Beemo’s bowel problem. IBD is a really frustrating disease. I like to think of it as something like Irritable Bowel Syndrome that us, humans, have. So with my patients I usually enchance the ambient too, trying to lower down their anxiety and bring up their playful side. With this in mind, have you guys tried Feliway Difusor? It might help. Other strategies would be having more play time with him, putting more dens and plataforms in the apartament,etc. For some cats helps.
Thanks so much for the tips! It’s been so frustrating trying so many things and seeing no results for the past year and a half 😞 Beemo has never been a big ‘play guy’. We’ve bought so many different types of toys and try to get him interested, but he has zero interest in playing-starting when he was about 3 years old (he’s 8 now). We’ve got this great bookshelf cat tower for him with lots of levels and private cubbies, but he barely uses it 😅 He really doesn’t seem to crave high places. We’ve never thought of a Feliway Difusor though! We’ll have to give that a go!
My kitty had lymphoma but he was on prednisolone for 3 years or so at the end of his life and it helped him a lot with keeping up appetite and keeping down his food, so I second this idea! :)
Welcome back! Takes a little time to readjust. I'm glad you guys had a chance to have an extended stay with your family in Canada after such a long time.
Hey guys - glad you made it back safely! For Beemo, it reminds me a lot of something we went through with one of our kitties in 2020; she didn’t have much diarrhea, but she did have constant nausea and vomiting for weeks/months. We also went down several paths and they ruled out so many things to get to an eventual diagnosis (of exclusion) of IBD. After trying a lot of food options and probiotics, what eventually worked for her was a months-long course of steroids (I believe it was prednisone), with a slow taper, and Royal Canin hydrolyzed protein dry food. These foods are a little calorie dense so she’s a tiny bit on the chunky side, tho not unhealthily so. I hope he feels better soon and you can find a mix that works! I know it’s stressful. ❤ Quick edit - I saw another comment mentioning smaller/frequent portions! I’m not sure of his schedule, but this was helpful to both of our cats. They used to eat twice a day, but the gap irritated their stomachs a bit (reflux/gastritis, just like little humans lol) so 3 meals a day does well for them!
My kitty is similar in age and size to Beemo and she recently got diagnosed with IBD. She takes a steroid pill every other day to help with inflammation and eats royal canin gastrointestinal designed food. Since she started that treatment shes only thrown up like twice and has had much better time using the litter box. Hoping for the best for Beemo! ❤️
Glad to see you guys made a safe flight back home. I noticed Beemo's weight loss in this video, what helped my cats was watching Jess and Jericho on TH-cam. I changed their diet and mainly healthier wet food. She could possibly help. I've learned a lot from her and my cats gained a healthy weight with more energy than before. Hope you guys find answers soon!
Hi guys, our cat had IBD. We tried every possible cat diet but it didn’t work. Then we started to feed her with raw meet 3 times a day (raw meat has natural enzymes), mostly chicken breast or rabbit with some supplements as spirulina or a drop of fish oil. You should try what type of protein is suitable for your cat. This helped a lot, she gain weight and spend with us few more years in relatively good health. I think that grain and corn in processed cat food causes this disease. Do not recommend to treat iBD with steroids, it may cause paralysis.
Look into a raw diet for Beemo. I had a cat with similar problems. The vet kept changing his food alone with meds. I eventually put him on a raw meat diet. A chicken meal would be just poultry, heart, gizzards or any part you can get. For beef it was the same. The natural diet for a cat is anything they can catch. To many fillers in the processed cat food today so the only way to see if its an allergy is to eliminate and try one protein at a time. My cat did well on this change and lived to a ripe old age. Good luck with your beautiful Beemo.
Our cat was having really difficult tummy symptoms for quite some time. We put her on grain free cat food and saw an immediate change that has lasted for several years.
Royal canin sensible is the only food one of our cats can eat without ibd symptoms. Every single vet prescribed food caused issues. We spent so much money trying to find the one food that was ok. Good luck to you guys I feel for you.
I know it sounds too simple, but chicken and rice porridge used to work for all my cats and kitties when they have digestive issues. I would also add probiotics such as Florastor in their food and also via syringes. However, none of the kitties I had had prolonged digestive issues. sometimes it was just "explosion" of runs by 8 kittens at the same time! (thank god, we had separate washroom just for the kittens!) I was a foster mom to 100+ fosters during 5-year period in US under a supervision of Humane society of America.
We have a similar Italian breadcrumbs from Progresso in the States, I’ve grown up with. Love using it to bread chicken, fish etc. lately I love using panko style bread crumbs for extra crunch.
Try powder pumpkin. I rescued a kitten and had the same problem. All test showed that she is super healthy so after reading countless blogs I finally found that pumpkin is the solution. I sprinkle her food every time she eats and she will not eat without it. Good luck.
@@2hearts1seoul I get mine from North Bay Trading - air dried pumpkin powder . All the issues went away within a day. My vet was testing her for different issues for 6 months and came up with no solution so if this is not health issue I would give a try.
Hi Sarah and Kyuho...glad you are safely back in Korea, and I hope you are gradually getting over jet lag and feeling more settled again. I did petsitting for over thirty years, along with having cats of my own. Two of the cats I babysat had difficult digestive issues. One had the cat version of celiac disease, which was hard to diagnose. However, once the vet realized it and they changed the cat's diet to all gluten-free foods (including cat treats), it had no more digestive problems. It was like night and day! The other cat may have had IBD or something similar, and it was more difficult to diagnose despite various tests. For that cat, they used prednisone periodically when the symptoms flared up, and also gluten-free foods seemed to help him. Sometimes we we added a small spoonful of pureed pumpkin to his cat food. He liked it, and it helped his digestion. I hope Beemo starts feeling better soon - sending many good wishes from California!
Our cat Woody, had similar symptoms (daily explosive (!!!) diarrhea, lots of vomiting, weight loss) and he looked just as emaciated as Beemo is at the moment. Administered medication, trying out all a sorts of different organic cat food brands (dry and wet food) regular vet visits - nothing helped and we were getting more and more worried about him. 👉🏻 Only a switch to a 100% raw diet with mainly chicken offal instead of muscle meat helped him. We took the transition step by step (I’ve been a vegetarian for many years - so handling the raw meat was not easy for me). It slowly got better and after about 3 months we had the diarrhea and vomiting under control - so we needed to be patient. Now half a year later he's doing better than ever and he is literally thriving. I really wouldn't believe that a diet change would have such a big impact if I hadn't experienced it myself with our boy Woody. Raw food is also no more expensive than the food from the vet - give it a try, it's definitely worth it. Cats are wild animals after all. I am convinced that we all unintentionally feed our cats sick with all the processed food. I know this sounds a little bit „woowoo“ and I do not want to preach here - just talking from our experience with Woody‘s transition. Get well soon, Beemo! And thanks for another great video 👍🏻♥️
This actually makes sense because cats are obligate carnivores, they literally are not evolved to digest grains and veggie material, or even dairy, which is the filler found in most commercial cat foods
@@2hearts1seoul hi Sarah, cats in their natural environment would NEVER be able to find cooked meat, therefore the anatomy of their stomachs wouldn’t allow for processing cooked anything. The most natural food, literally, DESIGNED BY NATURE, is mice. Since that can’t be on offer, bird is second choice (not lamb or beef or fish - those aren’t available for cats in nature). Raw turkey or chicken - I’ve been feeding minced poultry to my cat for the past few months, I can’t describe the changes in her well-being, it’s incredible how she has healed, so I swear by it. Bear in mind that it takes a few good months for the animal’s stomach to heal. Hope Beemo will feel better.
In the meantime, consider giving Beemo IV fluids since he is losing precious water with diarrhea. It's a bit of learning if you're squeemish about inserting the needle. I concur the sentiment others have made about dry food; prescription food is no different as it has very inflammatory ingredients like corn, wheat and soy which aren't designed for cats (obligate carnivores). They must always have moisture in every meal since the dry food puts them at a constant state of dehydration. Cats become very kibble addicted which will make it hard to transition to a fresh, moisture rich, species appropriate diet. Kibble is processed using high heat extrusion. This is carcinogenic. Jackson Galaxy & Dr. Karen Becker have been my sources for all things 🐈 cat. Just saying this out of LOVE for Beemo and you guys. ❤️
Welcome home! My 5 year old cat Ash has the same problems Beemo has. He got down to 7lbs :( now we have him at a steady 8-9lbs. The vet put him on different foods but the one that has worked has been Hills Prescription Diet Digestive Care I/D . We give him the wet food version and he really loves it. Unfortunately for Ash he no longer really gets any treats other than his teeth cleaning ones because everything triggers his issues. I didn’t have extensive procedures done on our Ash either, just wasn’t worth the trauma to him for no real solutions. Hope Beemo starts feeling better soon🥰
I had the same problem with my senior dog last Xmas. The vet of course gave her 4 different medicines that helped stop diarrhea but after a month it came back. So I went to a pet store and the associate told me to give her the brand Hills science diet for sensitive stomach and skin and mixed it with pure 100% pumpkin canned is better. Every meal I mixed 1tsp of the puree. Try it for 2 weeks even if he still has stomach issues don't change his food frequently. I hope this will help you guys🙏
I had a similar problem with my cat and I switched her to just natural food, so it was boiled chicken with no salt, I would also make her meet balls with a little bit of rice and veggies with no salt and she got better, she definitely loved the food. I hope you find something that works for him ❤. On a side note, so happy the wish trend box is back!!
Well! Im very sorry to hesr about Beemo. Ive heard of success with low salt bone broth. THANK YOU for doing the Wishtrend Box!!!! This will be my first time ordering ittttt😆 Wipeeee! 😂. I cant wait to start using it!!! While you two were away, Seoul had Terrrrrrible flooding! How did it affect your neighborhood and the outdoor cats you care for? Glad to see you back home with precious Beemo. Im sure he’ll settle soon. Have a happy and safe week!
Yeyy happy to know you have plans to come back again to Canada for Christmas, few months will just be around the corner again like last year..😄 Welcome back to Korea & have a great week ahead with beemo! 🐱
Sarah's mom sort of looked like a Tudor queen when she had the neck fan on top of her head lol It's so nice to see Beemo again! I'm sorry to hear that he's not doing well. I hope that he gets better soon.
Hahaha I think I see a speck of myself at 3:32! Big yes to the bread crumbs, my mom uses those exact ones for chicken and fish and they really do add something special :)
I went through the IBD thing with my soul kitty for years. He was a big tabby guy and weighed 23 lbs, so he had to go on a wet food diet to slim down some. He never had issues until after he got down to about 15 lbs. He had an insatiable appetite and eating like crazy, but was still losing weight. Then the IBD symptoms started. His vets did tests on him regularly and couldn’t find anything wrong with him. They did a food allergy test and he had some food allergies, so we adjusted his cat food and he did okay for a while, then started up again with the IBD. So we’d run more tests, try another food, and so on. He seemed healthy aside from his tummy issues. When he was 13.5, he suddenly showed symptoms of heart failure. I rushed him to the ER and they found he had an enlarged heart and cardiomyopathy. His regular vet ran some more tests and found his thyroid was completely out of whack…hyperthyroid. This was the first time the thyroid tests came back with an issue, and his vet said the heart issue was a result of the hyperthyroid. It was all very frustrating, upsetting, and stressful, and super expensive, but we did everything we could do. We were baffled as to why the previous tests over the years didn’t pick up any thyroid problems. It remains a mystery. Anyway, that was our experience with kitty IBD. It was rough. The worst part was knowing it can’t have been comfortable for my boy to have recurring scoots. I know people with IBD and it’s miserable for them. I can’t imagine how it feels for a little cat. Hopefully, Beemo’s is just a food allergy thing or something simple that you can manage with the right food and meds. There’s gotta be something that eventually works to calm his little gut. Poor dude. You guys are doing everything you can do for him, and observe him well. He’s got wonderful parents who take the best care of him. He’s lucky to have you. Get well soon, Beemo!
So maybe this isn't helpful but just in case: one of our cats initially had diarrhea issues. That went away but he would still fart a lot. Then he got diabetes. We started homemaking his food (and also giving him other specific wet food which I don't think is available in Korea). No more farting. We do plan to post our homemade recipe for him maybe soon. Good luck to you guys and Beemo in your continued journey in improving his health. We know how big a thing it can be!
Aw. I know it’s hard to leave but I’m glad that you’ll get to see everyone again so soon. It’s great that you can afford it too. That’s such a long flight and I know it must be expensive. Yay! You were able to sleep in this flight Sara. I’m happy that you guys had safe travels to and from your different destinations. It’s such a blessing that your friend can care for Beemo while you guys are away for so long. I’m sorry Beemo isn’t feeling well. I hope that the issue of his diarrhea gets resolved soon. I grew up with seasoned breadcrumbs and used to cook with them often. The meal looks healthy and delicious, as always, Kyuho.
My cat has never had IBD, but I have way to may years of experience with illnesses with both dogs and cats. I've learned that cats are inefficient drinkers. Getting a water fountain bowl will help make sure your baby is getting enough water and wet food is also a good way for them to get in water. You might be able to look into making his food at home if the prescription medication doesn't work. Giving you all the best wishes for the best outcome for Beemo. :)
Ohh, Beemo drinks a lot! :) It’s one of his flexes 😂 We got him a water fountain but he totally stopped using it. We find he drinks way more water when we leave 3 bowls around the house.
I'm glad to see you guys made it back safely to Korea. I don't know when you actually left. But my friend is making the rounds in Halifax and Nova Scotia this week. I'm so sorry to hear about Beemo. I hope there are some answers soon to help him out. Sending hugs and prayers he'll get better. 💜
Glad you will be able to visit Canada more often. Let’s hope and pray the pandemic continuously subsides so we can travel more freely and all be well. I hope Beemo gets better-it’s so stressful when our furry babies are sick. 🥰😎🐱
Im glad that you have fun enjoying your holidays & safely arrived. I also have an experience taking bus 17+ hours (usually took 12hours) because the bus broke down. My back hurts a bit & my bottoms felt really numb 😂 Hope beemo get well soon. Also take care & stay safe because i heard that korea in typhoon monsoon season. 💕💕
Welcome back to your home in Korea! So glad you are reunited with Beemo and we're wishing nothing but the best for Beemo's health. Hope you are able to manage his diarrhea soon. Glad you are planning to return to Canada during Christmas. Something both you and your family can look forward to. By the way, has Kyuho tried wearing his special glasses in Korea? I'll bet when he puts them on there, it will be a new Korea he has yet to enjoy. I'm so glad you were able to spend so much time in Canada relaxing, visiting, and sharing. I have not seen my son, who lives in Japan, for 17 years now and I am hoping to visit him next year in October or so. As always whenever I travel to Japan, I have to spend time in Korea first. I miss Korea so very much! Prayers and positive thoughts sent your way for Beemo's well being. Also, thanks for the information and discount for the beauty box from Wishtrend. I just placed my order! Take care. Aloha, Darlene
Hello is there any way u can list the ingredients for yr mom’s chicken soup? It looks sooo delicious that i wld like to make it! It was in the winter clog 8 mos ago! I really enjoy your videos, they’re so very wholesome, interesting and informative! Just ordered the special skin care box! I can’t wait to get it! Thank you!!
The Echo made me laugh so much! and i agree Klairs rich moist soothing cream is so good! i have the yellow one thats for all your body and hair, not sure if the one you have is exactly the same or not, and the vitamin E mask is one of my loves (Sarah you should try cosrx aha and bha serum)
Have you guys checked for Addison’s Disease? My dog was just tested and confirmed to have it and my dog had similar symptoms to Beemo. It’s a non invasive test. They can do an ultrasound first to see how the adrenal gland looks.
I have had IBD for a long time and know the struggles managing the condition. Also My cats (12 year old males) have had gastro issues so I did what I do when I flare. In addition to better diet - Lots of water, and like with myself, it helped immensely. Since it’s hard to get cats to drink water I got a fountain which they love. I also pay attention to where they drink. Plant trays, rain in windowsills, etc. Then I modify the area for them. Plant trays with aquarium rocks placed around which I fill with water daily, small bowls on the windowsill with water. And so on. Believe it or not they drink often from all these places. Maybe because they think they aren’t supposed to??? Afterall -cats lol Definitely wishing Beemo all the best.
My great-grandparents and grandparents owned an Italian grocery store in Paterson, NJ for 100 years. Italian breadcrumbs were always mixed into the homemade meatballs. Soooo good! - Leslie :)
Glad y’all made it back safely. I don’t have a cat, but when my dog had diarrhea I’ve given him boiled white meat chicken and white rice and that’s definitely helped settle his stomach. I hope Beemo gets well soon!
Never clicked so fast! Canada seemed so short, but happy to see the korean cats and food again. I'm flying back to the US from australia soon and oh lawrdy not looking towards that flight. Hope u feel better Beemo :(
I have a dog diagnosed with IBD.. his symptoms are extreme bloating burping and farting. So lotsss of gas especially after he eats. Just like you guys we did allllllll the tests bloodwork ultrasound X-ray endoscopy etc… we were on an HA diet to eliminate animal protein, tried motility pills, psyllium powder, now on visbiome probiotic, and now we are just trying a new food that is salmon based. $6000+ dollars in and we’re still trying to figure it out. It’s very frustrating, but I hope we both will find a solution for our fury family members 😌
My cat has IBD and I completely understand the frustration and stress you’re going through! I thankfully found which food works best for my cat as well as how to feed her. I know every cat is different but here is what worked for my cat: I combine dry and wet food. I feed her the following: Dry food: Royal Canin Hypoallergenic Hydrolyzed Protein Wet food: Hills prescription diet skin/food sensitivities z/d I also feed her small portions 4 times a day. Doing this greatly helped her and I think this is what changed her health. Maybe try to feed Beemo smaller portions throughout the day? I know there’s no perfect formula but I hope he feels better soon! It’s a lot of trial and error but you’ll find what works best for him!
For my cat, I have them in raw diet. Raw chicken liver ( chopped into very small pieces or use blender ). Add one egg and supplement plus vitamins. Other days, wet food and dry food ( wet food = goodest cat brand ) for dry food ( we choose power cat or special cat brand ) Back story, during kitten months, my cats were send to vet due to diarrhea and vomiting. Thats when i changed the brand of their food.
My family and I live with cats from the time I was a baby. So we have cats all these years. Most of the cats have passed on due to some kind of illness mostly kidney and gastro. The only cat I remembered, a Siamese female called Tina, lived with us from kitten to the ripe old age of 21 (human years). I remember my late parents used to feed her fresh bengal fish boiled. That’s her daily staple and she loved it. Tina ate the fish and drank the juice. She has no illness throughout her life. She died of old age and it’s so planned that she left us when my sister, Liza was away overseas after her graduation. Liza grew up with Tina and always accompanied Liza when she studied and burnt the midnight oil. 😪. Not sure I can do that as I’m working whereas mum stayed home all the time. Dad always go to the market to buy fresh bengal fish.
Welcome back home! I’m so sorry to hear about our little buddy’s gastro issues…I feel your frustration about the failures concerning his diets not working out. Hope things get better for Beemo soon, so he can marry Pipi and live happily ever after 😊
My male cat lost a lot of weight, too. He has been seeing a vet internist for the last few years. She hasn’t been able to diagnose him, but recommended monthly b12 shots, prescription food ( Royal Canin PV, PD or PR , the wet food ones) and insulin shots. He also has to take Budosodine once a day( cat version of prednisone). The different vets we saw in the past recommended wet food for male cats, and the internist validated it. I noticed that he doesn’t puke as much when the food doesn’t have too much fatty residue in them. These are what our vet recommended, but every cat has a different situation, so please check with Beemo’s vets first. Hoping Beemo’s vet(s) will have answers, or provide guidance. 🐾
Beemo’s been on several types of Royal Canin food (the gasto ones included), but we want to ask about monthly b12 injections and budosodine as well~ thanks so much for your input ❤️
You might ask your Vet about adding small amounts kaolin clay to his diet. We did this several years ago for one of our cats who was having the same kind of symptoms as Beemo and it worked... just a thought.
Glad you got back safely! When I saw Beemo I thought he is looking a bit thin. I hope u can figure out what's wrong and fatten him up a bit more. Love ur videos! Thanks for your awesome content.
My cat also started seeing a specialist for his IBD after we noticed he was losing weight but his appetite hadn’t changed. His x-rays, abdominal sonograms, full blood work, lungs, thyroid, kidney, liver, and heart were also normal. It’s important that beef, chicken, and pork be eliminated from his diet completely, not even in treats as these are the foods that cats develop an allergy to. She put him on Royal Canin PD and he did well on it for about two years. He started losing weight again so she switched him to Hill’s Z/D and he gained half a kilo in three days. His doctor said cats can develop an allergy to single protein foods which is probably what happened with his Royal Canin PD but that Hill’s Z/D doesn’t have anything that his GI can be irritated by. Not sure if you’ve tried either of those two but it worked for us.
We haven’t fed Beemo treats in over a year. He was on Hills z/d recently and it made his tummy issues worse (weird I know, since that one is supposed to be THE food for sensitivities). We’re currently trying another food he seems to be doing a bit better on (for now). I’ll remember the Canon PD-thanks so much for sharing this!
Glad you guys made it home and are hopefully going to make it back by christmas! I don't really have much experience with the cat food issue / gastrointestinal issues but I have heard from other people that the"raw"diet has worked for them. Either making fresh meat and vegetable foods from scratch or buying the pre-made ones that usually come refrigerated or Frozen. I hope Beemo feels better soon. I think I'm going to try your skincare box. Well, I think I'll get one for me and my mom. Lol! It'll be our first foray into Korean skin care even though we're Korean. Lol! I've lived in America all my life and my mom probably longer in America than in her actual time in Korea growing up. Lol!
Not sure if this will help or if you have done it already but maybe feeding Beemo some plain boiled chicken (cut up in tiny pieces with no seasonings, etc) for a few days could improve his condition. Hope the little guy feels better soon!
For beemo's IBD 🌟 My dog when he got really old had a very sensitive stomach, the doctors again weren't much help because they said " just accept it he's old "... I tried researching about as many herbs and natural foods that can be easy on its stomach. Whenever they have a reactive phase where stomach acids are imbalanced, try not feed animal protein, instead something light like banana and curd, this helps to bind the stomach. Cooking food from scratch, where you have picked the ratios and quality is the best way to go in my opinion. Praying for his recovery 💗🌷
I noticed that the flights to Japan were the same too and were I think even two hours longer just to avoid the Russian airspace. Planes usually like to fly closer to the poles, it makes a faster flight but for flights going out west to Asia they have had to drop down quite south quite a bit.
YUP. We’ve made that flight soooo many times over the years, and this time, the plane avoided the poles, which added just under two hours to the already long flight ✈️
my cat kept throwing up her food here and there and caused her to lose a lot of weight so i started feeding her every hour will a little bit at a time to help her maintain the weight and eventually gain. It helped, but every animal is different.
Someone might already have mentioned this, or you might have already thought about/talked with your vet about it. But have you thought about changing to raw food diet for Beemo? I know it works wonders for many cats with problems. I hope you guys will figure out Beemos problem and find some solution that will work for him ❤
Hope you can explore the big cities next time you travel to Canada like Toronto & Vancouver for a change. There is a Koreatown in Seaton Village, Toronto. And in Vancouver, they have a shopping mall called Korea Town Center, and another one in Coquitlam, the Hanin Village, also a Korean shopping mall.
Would love to sometime! But traveling to Canada from Korea is so expensive as it is-it’s also super expensive to travel *within* Canada, so it’s usually not feasible for us :(
Re: Beemo's gut issues, I know people who have had great luck with giving animals probiotic supplements to make sure their gut flora is good. Maybe you've tried that. Hope he feels better soon.
So glad to see your journey home video. I hope you can find the right food for Beemo. One of my first 2 cats had IBS, which is not as bad as IBD but similar. His diarrhea was horrible. It's such a game of roulette... you have to keep trying different foods to find out what he will react to and what he won't. I wish back then I had known how to do a raw diet (I learned about it from a client who fed a raw diet to her cat, but that was after my sweet Sergio was gone). From my experience, the more natural the food, the better. Sergio seemed to react more to food that had additives in it. One thing I did find helpful was pro-biotics, but there are different "grades"... some are better than others just as with human pro-biotics. Please keep us updated on how he's doing. I also bought your skincare box. I usually hesitate to do that because my skin has become very dry and very sensitive. When I was younger, I thought my oil production would never stop, but when I got into my late 50's, suddenly my skin became very dry. No matter what moisturizer I tried, my skin was still dry and flakey... and if I used something harsh, it would also become very red and irritated. I know you two have sensitive skin so I hope these products will help me too. I'm am the worst at skincare as I never developed a routine from an early age (my mother didn't have a skincare routine either). Thank you for always introducing great products.
Welcome back! Nice to see you again in Seoul. I enjoy watching your videos but I don't write that often. Unfortunately, my English is not that good. I'm so sorry to hear Beemo isn't doing well. It could also be FIP..my cat had FIP and struggled with the same issues and symptoms. Have you heard or read about it? I would ask the vet and I would do a test just in case. FIP is a very serious disease. But if therapy starts early, FIP is curable. I hope it's not FIP but I wanted to tell you about it. I hope Beemo gets better soon and I can understand your concern for him. He is like a family member. I like you very much and wish you all the best. Warm greetings from Germany
I'm sorry about Beemo. I have a dog who has severe allergies- environmental and dietary. She is allergic to any carb source, and no matter how "grain free" a dog food may be, it still uses some sort of starch as a key ingredient. As a result she has bad skin, gets frequent ear infections, has GI issues, anal gland issues etc. etc. etc. I can understand how frustrating it is to never seem to get the problem under control, or right once you do, something else pops back up. And the amount of money, it's a gut punch every time! The things we do for our pets! I am just thankful I found her because I know most people wouldn't pay as much attention to her, and more likely would have surrendered her. Thank god Beemo came into your lives as well. While it often seems like a constant battle, I hope there is still an option out there that can better control his symptoms. I am not a vet, so obviously I don't know treatment courses, but with my dog, I did consider long term steroids at one point. I know that is the last option and vets might not even be open to it because they'll cause other issues, but if it improves his quality of life, it might be something to think about. I have my dog on an immunomodulator which helps keep her allergies from being in a constant state of flare up. Every vet tries to push 6 month blood work on her because unfortunately there can be significant side effects. However, we always refuse the blood work because this is the only medication that gives her a quality of life. If it causes her cancer, or she only lives to 6 years vs 12+ because of it, so be it. With out this medication she would eventually stop eating (she did that before this medication) and likely die from malnutrition, and she'd be miserable in the process. So there's no point in blood work because nothing it shows is going to change her treatment plan. Sorry, that was long winded, but the point is, sometimes the benefits outweigh the risks. If long-term steroids would help him, it might be worth it instead of constantly having flare-ups, and the frustrations and feelings of hopelessness that comes with them. Again, long-term steroids can cause other issues, so the vet would have to weigh the pros and cons, but it's something to think about. Lastly, and this maybe dramatic, but I just want to add that you guys are Beemo's ( as well as your own ) advocate. I don't know how vets are in Korea, but if they seem reluctant to try steroids and only offer options to treat flare-ups instead of options to try and manage symptoms/prevent constant flare-ups, then unfortunately it is going to fall on you guys to stand up for Beemo/yourselves. Again, quality-of-life comes into play here at a certain point, for both Beemo and yourselves. If nothing works and you are constantly having to take him to the vet and spend thousands of dollars because of it, that is not a viable option either. I would hope vets would be understanding to this, but you never know, and I just wanted to put that out there as someone who has to advocate for my dog constantly as well.
Please do a video with update on the outdoor kitties. While you were gone the big flood storm that hit Korea and I was worried for Beemo and especially the outside kitty gang.
Hi Sarah and Kyuho, I just recently received samples of some Klairs products and I'm so happy to see that some of them are your favorites! I'm just about to start trying them. But I'm wondering, do either of you have a favorite sunscreen? I have sensitive skin (like Kyuho) and I'm really struggling to find one I can tolerate. I live in the US and the chemical sunscreen filters in US sunscreens burn my skin and make my eyes water, but the US mineral sunscreens feel and look like thick paste on my face (even the tinted ones). I've been watching your videos for years and you both have such beautiful skin, and when you film outdoors your sunscreen (I assume you're wearing sunscreen) doesn't appear thick and obvious on your skin. I remember watching one of your videos from quite a while back where Kyuho was going to different stores and patch testing different sunscreens (I'm pretty sure they were sunscreens) and some of them made him break out in a hive or two where he applied them. That's how sensitive my skin is too.
Oohhh, we’ve only used Korean sun creams for yearsss, and we wear it every day. I (Sarah) find many of the western brands also make my face sting. My personal Korean sun cream favorites are: 1) Klairs: All-day Airy Sunscreen 2) Isntree: hyaluronic acid watery sun gel 3) Cosrx: Aloe soothing sun cream (for cooler months)
@@2hearts1seoul Thank you so much for your reply Sarah! I'm going to give each of those a try. Luckily it's becoming much easier to get Korean skincare here in the US. I can use western brands on my body, but my poor sensitive face seems to like Korean skincare better.
Cats with IBS or IBD usually do better on natural probiotic and wet food. I hate prescription diets. Prescription diets here in the US are extremely overpriced bags full of crap. I would recommend full wet food with strong probiotics. Something like a fermented goats milk or cow kefir for animals. You can make this at home (if you can't find it in store) by using raw goat or cow milk and mixing your favorite pet probiotic into it. Wet food is always easier to digest so hopefully that helps. I also told people to read the ingredients on prescription foods. A lot of time, the ingredients are terrible.
Welcome back! Question: your masks look so comfortable, but I haven't found any like that - what are they called? Is it a style or a brand? Thanks for sharing your holiday in NS! Cheers!
Glad to see you guys are back in Korea and doing well! For Beemo, is there any radiologic imaging they can do? My elderly cat (he passed last year, sadly, at the ripe old age of 17) had some kind of intestinal lymphoma and for him, the first indicator was that his kidney values were high, but he also had a lot of inflammation in his intestines that we found through sonograms, which was what led us to that diagnosis (like Beemo, he had lost a lot of weight, and he also didn't have a lot of appetite). I wonder if they could do x-rays and sonograms for Beemo and if that would tell you anything? Or even like allergy testing to see if there's some kind of protein or compound that's common in the food as an additive or bulking agent that he has an allergy to? I unfortunately don't have a cat with IBD, but I'm a human with IBS and the best thing for me was doing an elimination diet to find my "trigger" foods? I'm not sure how or even if that is possible for a cat, though. I wonder if you could feed him just like..... Regular ass chicken for a while and slowly introduce stuff back to him to see if there's something that triggers it, or keep a record of the food he's trying and see if there's a common ingredient between the ones that set his tummy off. 🤷♀️ It's always tough with pets because they can't just TELL US what's wrong, you know? It can be so frustrating and heartbreaking. I feel for you guys. Hopefully you figure it out soon! ♥️ Edit: I don't know if it's possible for cats to have celiac disease, but one thing to keep in mind in terms of dietary needs is that cats are obligate carnivores, meaning in the wild they eat only meat and they typically derive their nutrient needs from killing and eating prey such as birds, mice, voles, etc. Most commercial and even veterinary foods will have vegetables and grain matter in them that cats aren't really evolved to digest. It may be worth trying Beemo on a raw diet to see how he does without fillers that we typically see in other cat foods. It's expensive but so is special vet food, so.
So sorry about your kitty 😢 Beemo has had several X-rays and sonograms in the past year and a half. The only thing it shows is his large intestine is inflamed. His kidney, pancreas, liver levels etc. are all normal-AND his appetite is just as big as ever. He was also tested for allergies and nothing showed up there either. We’re currently trying to find and eliminate trigger foods, but it’s pretty stressful. Poor dude 🥺
@@2hearts1seoul Aw man, that's so stressful and frustrating! Poor Beemo (and poor you guys)! There have been a lot of really great comments here, I hope that you're able to find something that works for him soon! 🤞🤞🤞🤞
Hi Sarah and Kyuho! Have you tried looking into Holistic treatments for Beemo? I'm assuming that Eastern Medicine practices are more encouraged in Korea, but from what it looks like in your videos, the vets you have been seeing are using a lot of Western medicine techniques? (
Is Beemo's food completely grain free/ vegetable free? With cats being obligate carnivores, the fillers in many cat foods can cause problems in the long term. You might want to consider trying a fresh meat diet (including offal for particular vitamins) which they would naturally eat, and see if that helps.
As a life long cat owner and having a vet in the family i actually would say that beemo might just be very lonely. Cats are not supposed to be held as singles, in my country you can't even adopt single cats because they suffer mentally. i think his issues are from not having a cat around him, it really messes them up. Look into that guys
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My cat had IBD, exact same symptoms as Beemo (vomiting and diarrhoea). That being said, IBD and Lymphoma present the exact same symptoms in cats. If Beemo is not responding to any changes in diet, then there is a chance it could be Lymphoma. Definitely worth doing a biopsy to rule it out. My cat did respond to diet changes (thus we safely ruled out Lymphoma), but it took some trial and error to find one that didn't trigger her. With IBD, cats will react to specific animal proteins, e.g. my cat had symptoms while eating lamb, but stopped when we switched her to turkey. Whatever food you try out with Beemo, it needs to be a single source of protein, so no mixing of different meats, otherwise you won't ever be able to figure out what's triggering him. Usually best to try out a protein that he has never been exposed to before. Also, please try consider feeding him a wet food diet. Unfortunately feeding cats dry food is like feeding them McDonalds, they're all highly processed foods (even the prescription ones) and lack the moisture content cats need. The two cat food brands that removed all symptoms from my cat were KatKin and Lily's Kitchen. Hope this helps him! 🙏
thank you for writing such a detailed response... this is good for kyuho and sarah and anyone else going through the same!!
glad you added about the dry food as well as this very helpful info !
I wholeheartedly agree with everything you said. Wet food with high meat content and single source of protein, no dry food if possible, and no grain.
That being said, my cat HATED wet food with passion. I never stopped trying, though, and kept buying mountains of the most premium wet food till the end. (He wouldn't touch most of them...)
Luckily, I found grain-free dry food from a German brand with very high meat content. If your cat is like mine, try at least to feed them with high-quality dry food, otherwise wet food should always be preferred.
Could it also be a new food allergy or allergies?
I'm just wondering, isn't it healthier to just cook them actual meat or organ meat?
If Beemo’s food contains corn it may be one of the causes for his stomach distress. I actually watched one of my cats have an immediate allergic reaction, complete with diarrhea and hives, right after I fed them a well-known brand canned food. An emergency trip to our vet and eliminating all corn from their diet stopped the scary reactions.
Vet here. I’m really sorry about Beemo’s bowel problem. IBD is a really frustrating disease. I like to think of it as something like Irritable Bowel Syndrome that us, humans, have. So with my patients I usually enchance the ambient too, trying to lower down their anxiety and bring up their playful side. With this in mind, have you guys tried Feliway Difusor? It might help. Other strategies would be having more play time with him, putting more dens and plataforms in the apartament,etc. For some cats helps.
Thanks so much for the tips! It’s been so frustrating trying so many things and seeing no results for the past year and a half 😞 Beemo has never been a big ‘play guy’. We’ve bought so many different types of toys and try to get him interested, but he has zero interest in playing-starting when he was about 3 years old (he’s 8 now). We’ve got this great bookshelf cat tower for him with lots of levels and private cubbies, but he barely uses it 😅 He really doesn’t seem to crave high places. We’ve never thought of a Feliway Difusor though! We’ll have to give that a go!
My kitty had ibd for her whole life as well as asthma. She was on prednisolone for years and that helped her ibd immensely.
My kitty had lymphoma but he was on prednisolone for 3 years or so at the end of his life and it helped him a lot with keeping up appetite and keeping down his food, so I second this idea! :)
Welcome back! Takes a little time to readjust. I'm glad you guys had a chance to have an extended stay with your family in Canada after such a long time.
Thank you! Yeah, both places are so incredibly different-it takes a while to adjust, that’s for sure ✈️
Hey guys - glad you made it back safely! For Beemo, it reminds me a lot of something we went through with one of our kitties in 2020; she didn’t have much diarrhea, but she did have constant nausea and vomiting for weeks/months. We also went down several paths and they ruled out so many things to get to an eventual diagnosis (of exclusion) of IBD. After trying a lot of food options and probiotics, what eventually worked for her was a months-long course of steroids (I believe it was prednisone), with a slow taper, and Royal Canin hydrolyzed protein dry food. These foods are a little calorie dense so she’s a tiny bit on the chunky side, tho not unhealthily so. I hope he feels better soon and you can find a mix that works! I know it’s stressful. ❤
Quick edit - I saw another comment mentioning smaller/frequent portions! I’m not sure of his schedule, but this was helpful to both of our cats. They used to eat twice a day, but the gap irritated their stomachs a bit (reflux/gastritis, just like little humans lol) so 3 meals a day does well for them!
This channel before bedtime is so chill
My kitty is similar in age and size to Beemo and she recently got diagnosed with IBD. She takes a steroid pill every other day to help with inflammation and eats royal canin gastrointestinal designed food. Since she started that treatment shes only thrown up like twice and has had much better time using the litter box. Hoping for the best for Beemo! ❤️
Yes! I’m from Ontario and I grew up on breaded chicken with Italian seasoned bread crumbs. Sooooo good.
Glad to see you guys made a safe flight back home. I noticed Beemo's weight loss in this video, what helped my cats was watching Jess and Jericho on TH-cam. I changed their diet and mainly healthier wet food. She could possibly help. I've learned a lot from her and my cats gained a healthy weight with more energy than before. Hope you guys find answers soon!
Hi guys, our cat had IBD. We tried every possible cat diet but it didn’t work. Then we started to feed her with raw meet 3 times a day (raw meat has natural enzymes), mostly chicken breast or rabbit with some supplements as spirulina or a drop of fish oil. You should try what type of protein is suitable for your cat. This helped a lot, she gain weight and spend with us few more years in relatively good health. I think that grain and corn in processed cat food causes this disease. Do not recommend to treat iBD with steroids, it may cause paralysis.
Look into a raw diet for Beemo. I had a cat with similar problems. The vet kept changing his food alone with meds. I eventually put him on a raw meat diet. A chicken meal would be just poultry, heart, gizzards or any part you can get. For beef it was the same. The natural diet for a cat is anything they can catch. To many fillers in the processed cat food today so the only way to see if its an allergy is to eliminate and try one protein at a time. My cat did well on this change and lived to a ripe old age. Good luck with your beautiful Beemo.
Glad you guys made it home safe! And now its time for my weekly tradition of marathon watching your videos 😁
Thank you! It was a looong journey this time around 😅✈️
Our cat was having really difficult tummy symptoms for quite some time. We put her on grain free cat food and saw an immediate change that has lasted for several years.
Royal canin sensible is the only food one of our cats can eat without ibd symptoms. Every single vet prescribed food caused issues. We spent so much money trying to find the one food that was ok. Good luck to you guys I feel for you.
We just put him on this (heard about it in a cat IBD group) a few days ago and while he still gets a bit bloaty, his bad diarrhea has so far stopped 🤞
Welcome back!! Missing Canada 🇨🇦 already 🥰🥰🥰💕💕💕
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I know it sounds too simple, but chicken and rice porridge used to work for all my cats and kitties when they have digestive issues. I would also add probiotics such as Florastor in their food and also via syringes. However, none of the kitties I had had prolonged digestive issues. sometimes it was just "explosion" of runs by 8 kittens at the same time! (thank god, we had separate washroom just for the kittens!) I was a foster mom to 100+ fosters during 5-year period in US under a supervision of Humane society of America.
I cannot wait for your Christmas in Canada !!! I'm so happy for you guys !!!
We have a similar Italian breadcrumbs from Progresso in the States, I’ve grown up with. Love using it to bread chicken, fish etc. lately I love using panko style bread crumbs for extra crunch.
Try powder pumpkin. I rescued a kitten and had the same problem. All test showed that she is super healthy so after reading countless blogs I finally found that pumpkin is the solution. I sprinkle her food every time she eats and she will not eat without it. Good luck.
We gave him steamed, mashed pumpkin a couple of times and he seemed to like it, but we’ve never heard of powdered pumpkin-interesting!
@@2hearts1seoul I get mine from North Bay Trading - air dried pumpkin powder . All the issues went away within a day. My vet was testing her for different issues for 6 months and came up with no solution so if this is not health issue I would give a try.
Welcome back to Korea - just ordered the skincare box 👍
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omg obsessed with debbie's reaction to the fan - she's so stinkin cute!!!!
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Yay!!! Welcome back to Seoul. Missed vlogs there.
Hi Sarah and Kyuho...glad you are safely back in Korea, and I hope you are gradually getting over jet lag and feeling more settled again. I did petsitting for over thirty years, along with having cats of my own. Two of the cats I babysat had difficult digestive issues. One had the cat version of celiac disease, which was hard to diagnose. However, once the vet realized it and they changed the cat's diet to all gluten-free foods (including cat treats), it had no more digestive problems. It was like night and day! The other cat may have had IBD or something similar, and it was more difficult to diagnose despite various tests. For that cat, they used prednisone periodically when the symptoms flared up, and also gluten-free foods seemed to help him. Sometimes we we added a small spoonful of pureed pumpkin to his cat food. He liked it, and it helped his digestion. I hope Beemo starts feeling better soon - sending many good wishes from California!
My sunday night routine! ❤ welcome back to korea🎉
Our cat Woody, had similar symptoms (daily explosive (!!!) diarrhea, lots of vomiting, weight loss) and he looked just as emaciated as Beemo is at the moment.
Administered medication, trying out all a sorts of different organic cat food brands (dry and wet food) regular vet visits - nothing helped and we were getting more and more worried about him.
👉🏻 Only a switch to a 100% raw diet with mainly chicken offal instead of muscle meat helped him. We took the transition step by step (I’ve been a vegetarian for many years - so handling the raw meat was not easy for me). It slowly got better and after about 3 months we had the diarrhea and vomiting under control - so we needed to be patient. Now half a year later he's doing better than ever and he is literally thriving.
I really wouldn't believe that a diet change would have such a big impact if I hadn't experienced it myself with our boy Woody. Raw food is also no more expensive than the food from the vet - give it a try, it's definitely worth it. Cats are wild animals after all.
I am convinced that we all unintentionally feed our cats sick with all the processed food. I know this sounds a little bit „woowoo“ and I do not want to preach here - just talking from our experience with Woody‘s transition.
Get well soon, Beemo! And thanks for another great video 👍🏻♥️
This actually makes sense because cats are obligate carnivores, they literally are not evolved to digest grains and veggie material, or even dairy, which is the filler found in most commercial cat foods
This is super helpful-thank you! We tried giving him boiled chicken before, but didn’t see much improvement (he puked), but maybe it was a fluke.
@@2hearts1seoul hi Sarah, cats in their natural environment would NEVER be able to find cooked meat, therefore the anatomy of their stomachs wouldn’t allow for processing cooked anything. The most natural food, literally, DESIGNED BY NATURE, is mice. Since that can’t be on offer, bird is second choice (not lamb or beef or fish - those aren’t available for cats in nature). Raw turkey or chicken - I’ve been feeding minced poultry to my cat for the past few months, I can’t describe the changes in her well-being, it’s incredible how she has healed, so I swear by it. Bear in mind that it takes a few good months for the animal’s stomach to heal. Hope Beemo will feel better.
@@SofiaStavrinou I also think that patience is key here! It takes a few months for their stomachs/ systems to adjust.
@@butterflymuse2707 True!!!
In the meantime, consider giving Beemo IV fluids since he is losing precious water with diarrhea. It's a bit of learning if you're squeemish about inserting the needle.
I concur the sentiment others have made about dry food; prescription food is no different as it has very inflammatory ingredients like corn, wheat and soy which aren't designed for cats (obligate carnivores). They must always have moisture in every meal since the dry food puts them at a constant state of dehydration. Cats become very kibble addicted which will make it hard to transition to a fresh, moisture rich, species appropriate diet.
Kibble is processed using high heat extrusion. This is carcinogenic.
Jackson Galaxy & Dr. Karen Becker have been my sources for all things 🐈 cat.
Just saying this out of LOVE for Beemo and you guys. ❤️
Welcome home! My 5 year old cat Ash has the same problems Beemo has. He got down to 7lbs :( now we have him at a steady 8-9lbs. The vet put him on different foods but the one that has worked has been Hills Prescription Diet Digestive Care I/D . We give him the wet food version and he really loves it. Unfortunately for Ash he no longer really gets any treats other than his teeth cleaning ones because everything triggers his issues. I didn’t have extensive procedures done on our Ash either, just wasn’t worth the trauma to him for no real solutions. Hope Beemo starts feeling better soon🥰
Ah,great to be home and back with beemo.❤️
Also glad to hear you may get to canada again,for christmas time.
I love your Canada videos, but I was starting to miss Beemo and all the kitties! I’m glad your back safe!
I had the same problem with my senior dog last Xmas. The vet of course gave her 4 different medicines that helped stop diarrhea but after a month it came back. So I went to a pet store and the associate told me to give her the brand Hills science diet for sensitive stomach and skin and mixed it with pure 100% pumpkin canned is better. Every meal I mixed 1tsp of the puree. Try it for 2 weeks even if he still has stomach issues don't change his food frequently. I hope this will help you guys🙏
I had a similar problem with my cat and I switched her to just natural food, so it was boiled chicken with no salt, I would also make her meet balls with a little bit of rice and veggies with no salt and she got better, she definitely loved the food. I hope you find something that works for him ❤. On a side note, so happy the wish trend box is back!!
Cat meat balls, Omg 🥺 we’d love to try that.
welcome back! AND omg!!! I loveee the Klairs cream that Kyuho uses. I just HAD to buy! thanks for bringing Klairs back :)
Such a staple for him! He’s only been using that one for the last few years, as it’s one of the only creams that doesn’t irritate his skin ✨
@@2hearts1seoul well I have a wishtrend box coming my way! Anything for Beemo and happy skin days :)
Well! Im very sorry to hesr about Beemo. Ive heard of success with low salt bone broth.
THANK YOU for doing the Wishtrend Box!!!! This will be my first time ordering ittttt😆 Wipeeee! 😂. I cant wait to start using it!!!
While you two were away, Seoul had Terrrrrrible flooding! How did it affect your neighborhood and the outdoor cats you care for?
Glad to see you back home with precious Beemo. Im sure he’ll settle soon. Have a happy and safe week!
Yeyy happy to know you have plans to come back again to Canada for Christmas, few months will just be around the corner again like last year..😄 Welcome back to Korea & have a great week ahead with beemo! 🐱
Love the new hair cut, and hope kitty gets better soon......
Sarah's mom sort of looked like a Tudor queen when she had the neck fan on top of her head lol It's so nice to see Beemo again! I'm sorry to hear that he's not doing well. I hope that he gets better soon.
Hahaha I think I see a speck of myself at 3:32! Big yes to the bread crumbs, my mom uses those exact ones for chicken and fish and they really do add something special :)
I enjoy watching air flight videos!! I always watch them!!😁 We enjoyed watching your Canads vlogs!
How many weeks were you two in Canada this time?
I went through the IBD thing with my soul kitty for years. He was a big tabby guy and weighed 23 lbs, so he had to go on a wet food diet to slim down some. He never had issues until after he got down to about 15 lbs. He had an insatiable appetite and eating like crazy, but was still losing weight. Then the IBD symptoms started. His vets did tests on him regularly and couldn’t find anything wrong with him. They did a food allergy test and he had some food allergies, so we adjusted his cat food and he did okay for a while, then started up again with the IBD. So we’d run more tests, try another food, and so on. He seemed healthy aside from his tummy issues. When he was 13.5, he suddenly showed symptoms of heart failure. I rushed him to the ER and they found he had an enlarged heart and cardiomyopathy. His regular vet ran some more tests and found his thyroid was completely out of whack…hyperthyroid. This was the first time the thyroid tests came back with an issue, and his vet said the heart issue was a result of the hyperthyroid. It was all very frustrating, upsetting, and stressful, and super expensive, but we did everything we could do. We were baffled as to why the previous tests over the years didn’t pick up any thyroid problems. It remains a mystery. Anyway, that was our experience with kitty IBD. It was rough. The worst part was knowing it can’t have been comfortable for my boy to have recurring scoots. I know people with IBD and it’s miserable for them. I can’t imagine how it feels for a little cat. Hopefully, Beemo’s is just a food allergy thing or something simple that you can manage with the right food and meds. There’s gotta be something that eventually works to calm his little gut. Poor dude. You guys are doing everything you can do for him, and observe him well. He’s got wonderful parents who take the best care of him. He’s lucky to have you. Get well soon, Beemo!
So maybe this isn't helpful but just in case: one of our cats initially had diarrhea issues. That went away but he would still fart a lot. Then he got diabetes. We started homemaking his food (and also giving him other specific wet food which I don't think is available in Korea). No more farting. We do plan to post our homemade recipe for him maybe soon. Good luck to you guys and Beemo in your continued journey in improving his health. We know how big a thing it can be!
Glad you came back to Korea safely! I am sorry to hear about Beemo, I hope he feels better soon 😞
Thank you ❤️
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Aw. I know it’s hard to leave but I’m glad that you’ll get to see everyone again so soon. It’s great that you can afford it too. That’s such a long flight and I know it must be expensive. Yay! You were able to sleep in this flight Sara. I’m happy that you guys had safe travels to and from your different destinations. It’s such a blessing that your friend can care for Beemo while you guys are away for so long. I’m sorry Beemo isn’t feeling well. I hope that the issue of his diarrhea gets resolved soon. I grew up with seasoned breadcrumbs and used to cook with them often. The meal looks healthy and delicious, as always, Kyuho.
My cat has never had IBD, but I have way to may years of experience with illnesses with both dogs and cats. I've learned that cats are inefficient drinkers. Getting a water fountain bowl will help make sure your baby is getting enough water and wet food is also a good way for them to get in water. You might be able to look into making his food at home if the prescription medication doesn't work. Giving you all the best wishes for the best outcome for Beemo. :)
Ohh, Beemo drinks a lot! :) It’s one of his flexes 😂 We got him a water fountain but he totally stopped using it. We find he drinks way more water when we leave 3 bowls around the house.
I'm glad to see you guys made it back safely to Korea. I don't know when you actually left. But my friend is making the rounds in Halifax and Nova Scotia this week. I'm so sorry to hear about Beemo. I hope there are some answers soon to help him out. Sending hugs and prayers he'll get better. 💜
Glad you will be able to visit Canada more often. Let’s hope and pray the pandemic continuously subsides so we can travel more freely and all be well. I hope Beemo gets better-it’s so stressful when our furry babies are sick. 🥰😎🐱
Im glad that you have fun enjoying your holidays & safely arrived. I also have an experience taking bus 17+ hours (usually took 12hours) because the bus broke down. My back hurts a bit & my bottoms felt really numb 😂
Hope beemo get well soon. Also take care & stay safe because i heard that korea in typhoon monsoon season. 💕💕
Welcome back to your home in Korea! So glad you are reunited with Beemo and we're wishing nothing but the best for Beemo's health. Hope you are able to manage his diarrhea soon. Glad you are planning to return to Canada during Christmas. Something both you and your family can look forward to. By the way, has Kyuho tried wearing his special glasses in Korea? I'll bet when he puts them on there, it will be a new Korea he has yet to enjoy. I'm so glad you were able to spend so much time in Canada relaxing, visiting, and sharing. I have not seen my son, who lives in Japan, for 17 years now and I am hoping to visit him next year in October or so. As always whenever I travel to Japan, I have to spend time in Korea first. I miss Korea so very much! Prayers and positive thoughts sent your way for Beemo's well being. Also, thanks for the information and discount for the beauty box from Wishtrend. I just placed my order! Take care. Aloha, Darlene
Hello is there any way u can list the ingredients for yr mom’s chicken soup? It looks sooo delicious that i wld like to make it! It was in the winter clog 8 mos ago! I really enjoy your videos, they’re so very wholesome, interesting and informative! Just ordered the special skin care box! I can’t wait to get it! Thank you!!
The Echo made me laugh so much! and i agree Klairs rich moist soothing cream is so good! i have the yellow one thats for all your body and hair, not sure if the one you have is exactly the same or not, and the vitamin E mask is one of my loves (Sarah you should try cosrx aha and bha serum)
Have you guys checked for Addison’s Disease? My dog was just tested and confirmed to have it and my dog had similar symptoms to Beemo. It’s a non invasive test. They can do an ultrasound first to see how the adrenal gland looks.
I have had IBD for a long time and know the struggles managing the condition. Also My cats (12 year old males) have had gastro issues so I did what I do when I flare. In addition to better diet - Lots of water, and like with myself, it helped immensely. Since it’s hard to get cats to drink water I got a fountain which they love. I also pay attention to where they drink. Plant trays, rain in windowsills, etc. Then I modify the area for them. Plant trays with aquarium rocks placed around which I fill with water daily, small bowls on the windowsill with water. And so on. Believe it or not they drink often from all these places. Maybe because they think they aren’t supposed to??? Afterall -cats lol
Definitely wishing Beemo all the best.
I commented this 6 months ago for some help for Beemo!
My great-grandparents and grandparents owned an Italian grocery store in Paterson, NJ for 100 years. Italian breadcrumbs were always mixed into the homemade meatballs. Soooo good! - Leslie :)
Yessss, that sounds sooo good!!
Glad y’all made it back safely. I don’t have a cat, but when my dog had diarrhea I’ve given him boiled white meat chicken and white rice and that’s definitely helped settle his stomach. I hope Beemo gets well soon!
Never clicked so fast! Canada seemed so short, but happy to see the korean cats and food again. I'm flying back to the US from australia soon and oh lawrdy not looking towards that flight. Hope u feel better Beemo :(
I have a dog diagnosed with IBD.. his symptoms are extreme bloating burping and farting. So lotsss of gas especially after he eats. Just like you guys we did allllllll the tests bloodwork ultrasound X-ray endoscopy etc… we were on an HA diet to eliminate animal protein, tried motility pills, psyllium powder, now on visbiome probiotic, and now we are just trying a new food that is salmon based. $6000+ dollars in and we’re still trying to figure it out. It’s very frustrating, but I hope we both will find a solution for our fury family members 😌
My cat has IBD and I completely understand the frustration and stress you’re going through! I thankfully found which food works best for my cat as well as how to feed her. I know every cat is different but here is what worked for my cat:
I combine dry and wet food. I feed her the following:
Dry food: Royal Canin Hypoallergenic Hydrolyzed Protein
Wet food: Hills prescription diet skin/food sensitivities z/d
I also feed her small portions 4 times a day. Doing this greatly helped her and I think this is what changed her health.
Maybe try to feed Beemo smaller portions throughout the day? I know there’s no perfect formula but I hope he feels better soon! It’s a lot of trial and error but you’ll find what works best for him!
Z/d was also effective for my cat when she was having a lot of stomach/pancreas issues
Hey… was wondering when you were heading back to Korea. Have a friend, who is touring NS right now…and is loving it!
Have no answer for poor Beemo.
For my cat, I have them in raw diet. Raw chicken liver ( chopped into very small pieces or use blender ). Add one egg and supplement plus vitamins. Other days, wet food and dry food ( wet food = goodest cat brand ) for dry food ( we choose power cat or special cat brand )
Back story, during kitten months, my cats were send to vet due to diarrhea and vomiting. Thats when i changed the brand of their food.
Thank you so much! May I ask what supplements and vitamins you put into your raw food?
My family and I live with cats from the time I was a baby. So we have cats all these years. Most of the cats have passed on due to some kind of illness mostly kidney and gastro. The only cat I remembered, a Siamese female called Tina, lived with us from kitten to the ripe old age of 21 (human years). I remember my late parents used to feed her fresh bengal fish boiled. That’s her daily staple and she loved it. Tina ate the fish and drank the juice. She has no illness throughout her life. She died of old age and it’s so planned that she left us when my sister, Liza was away overseas after her graduation. Liza grew up with Tina and always accompanied Liza when she studied and burnt the midnight oil. 😪.
Not sure I can do that as I’m working whereas mum stayed home all the time. Dad always go to the market to buy fresh bengal fish.
Welcome back home! I’m so sorry to hear about our little buddy’s gastro issues…I feel your frustration about the failures concerning his diets not working out. Hope things get better for Beemo soon, so he can marry Pipi and live happily ever after 😊
That bread crumb is good, and even better when you mix it with panko
My male cat lost a lot of weight, too. He has been seeing a vet internist for the last few years. She hasn’t been able to diagnose him, but recommended monthly b12 shots, prescription food ( Royal Canin PV, PD or PR , the wet food ones) and insulin shots. He also has to take Budosodine once a day( cat version of prednisone). The different vets we saw in the past recommended wet food for male cats, and the internist validated it. I noticed that he doesn’t puke as much when the food doesn’t have too much fatty residue in them. These are what our vet recommended, but every cat has a different situation, so please check with Beemo’s vets first. Hoping Beemo’s vet(s) will have answers, or provide guidance. 🐾
Beemo’s been on several types of Royal Canin food (the gasto ones included), but we want to ask about monthly b12 injections and budosodine as well~ thanks so much for your input ❤️
You might ask your Vet about adding small amounts kaolin clay to his diet. We did this several years ago for one of our cats who was having the same kind of symptoms as Beemo and it worked... just a thought.
I really hope that you can go back to Canada for Christmas 😊 and I hope the issue with Beemo resolves soon 🤞
Thank you! ❤😊
Glad you got back safely! When I saw Beemo I thought he is looking a bit thin. I hope u can figure out what's wrong and fatten him up a bit more. Love ur videos! Thanks for your awesome content.
Thank you! ❤️ Really hope we can figure it out too-he definitely needs some fattening up!
My cat also started seeing a specialist for his IBD after we noticed he was losing weight but his appetite hadn’t changed. His x-rays, abdominal sonograms, full blood work, lungs, thyroid, kidney, liver, and heart were also normal. It’s important that beef, chicken, and pork be eliminated from his diet completely, not even in treats as these are the foods that cats develop an allergy to.
She put him on Royal Canin PD and he did well on it for about two years. He started losing weight again so she switched him to Hill’s Z/D and he gained half a kilo in three days.
His doctor said cats can develop an allergy to single protein foods which is probably what happened with his Royal Canin PD but that Hill’s Z/D doesn’t have anything that his GI can be irritated by. Not sure if you’ve tried either of those two but it worked for us.
We haven’t fed Beemo treats in over a year. He was on Hills z/d recently and it made his tummy issues worse (weird I know, since that one is supposed to be THE food for sensitivities). We’re currently trying another food he seems to be doing a bit better on (for now). I’ll remember the Canon PD-thanks so much for sharing this!
I love you guys!! Glad you guys got to visit Canada for the summer!
Thank you 🥺❤️ We’re so happy we got to spend summer in Canada again 🥹
Glad you guys made it home and are hopefully going to make it back by christmas!
I don't really have much experience with the cat food issue / gastrointestinal issues but I have heard from other people that the"raw"diet has worked for them. Either making fresh meat and vegetable foods from scratch or buying the pre-made ones that usually come refrigerated or Frozen. I hope Beemo feels better soon.
I think I'm going to try your skincare box. Well, I think I'll get one for me and my mom. Lol! It'll be our first foray into Korean skin care even though we're Korean. Lol! I've lived in America all my life and my mom probably longer in America than in her actual time in Korea growing up. Lol!
Not sure if this will help or if you have done it already but maybe feeding Beemo some plain boiled chicken (cut up in tiny pieces with no seasonings, etc) for a few days could improve his condition. Hope the little guy feels better soon!
Did that and he barfed a few hours later 😩
@@2hearts1seoul Oh no! Poor little guy with an upset belly, it's so frustrating as pet parents not knowing how to fix their problems!
For beemo's IBD 🌟
My dog when he got really old had a very sensitive stomach, the doctors again weren't much help because they said " just accept it he's old "...
I tried researching about as many herbs and natural foods that can be easy on its stomach.
Whenever they have a reactive phase where stomach acids are imbalanced, try not feed animal protein, instead something light like banana and curd, this helps to bind the stomach.
Cooking food from scratch, where you have picked the ratios and quality is the best way to go in my opinion. Praying for his recovery 💗🌷
So glad you made it back safe👏👏👍🥰. Praying for answers to Beemo's tummy issues 🙏. Hopefully you'll find a answer quickly 😻❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤♥️
Diatomaceous earth in your kitties food will help with IBD and is a very healthy resource for other issues. Check with your vet.
I noticed that the flights to Japan were the same too and were I think even two hours longer just to avoid the Russian airspace. Planes usually like to fly closer to the poles, it makes a faster flight but for flights going out west to Asia they have had to drop down quite south quite a bit.
YUP. We’ve made that flight soooo many times over the years, and this time, the plane avoided the poles, which added just under two hours to the already long flight ✈️
my cat kept throwing up her food here and there and caused her to lose a lot of weight so i started feeding her every hour will a little bit at a time to help her maintain the weight and eventually gain. It helped, but every animal is different.
Hope Beemo feels well soon!! I have ordered the package!! Hope will get the results
Someone might already have mentioned this, or you might have already thought about/talked with your vet about it. But have you thought about changing to raw food diet for Beemo? I know it works wonders for many cats with problems. I hope you guys will figure out Beemos problem and find some solution that will work for him ❤
Hope you can explore the big cities next time you travel to Canada like Toronto & Vancouver for a change. There is a Koreatown in Seaton Village, Toronto. And in Vancouver, they have a shopping mall called Korea Town Center, and another one in Coquitlam, the Hanin Village, also a Korean shopping mall.
Would love to sometime! But traveling to Canada from Korea is so expensive as it is-it’s also super expensive to travel *within* Canada, so it’s usually not feasible for us :(
Re: Beemo's gut issues, I know people who have had great luck with giving animals probiotic supplements to make sure their gut flora is good. Maybe you've tried that. Hope he feels better soon.
Yup! We’ve been doing that for the past 1 year plus. Hasn’t made the biggest difference tbh, but maybe we’ll try a different kind~
glad you both got home safe
Thank you 🥰
@@2hearts1seoul you're welcome
wow that’s a great dealllll! love skincare 🥰
Such a great discount ✨😁
The Ranma 1/2 shirt is soooo cute :)
Thank you! ✨
So glad to see your journey home video. I hope you can find the right food for Beemo. One of my first 2 cats had IBS, which is not as bad as IBD but similar. His diarrhea was horrible. It's such a game of roulette... you have to keep trying different foods to find out what he will react to and what he won't. I wish back then I had known how to do a raw diet (I learned about it from a client who fed a raw diet to her cat, but that was after my sweet Sergio was gone). From my experience, the more natural the food, the better. Sergio seemed to react more to food that had additives in it. One thing I did find helpful was pro-biotics, but there are different "grades"... some are better than others just as with human pro-biotics. Please keep us updated on how he's doing.
I also bought your skincare box. I usually hesitate to do that because my skin has become very dry and very sensitive. When I was younger, I thought my oil production would never stop, but when I got into my late 50's, suddenly my skin became very dry. No matter what moisturizer I tried, my skin was still dry and flakey... and if I used something harsh, it would also become very red and irritated. I know you two have sensitive skin so I hope these products will help me too. I'm am the worst at skincare as I never developed a routine from an early age (my mother didn't have a skincare routine either). Thank you for always introducing great products.
Welcome back! Nice to see you again in Seoul. I enjoy watching your videos but I don't write that often. Unfortunately, my English is not that good. I'm so sorry to hear Beemo isn't doing well. It could also be FIP..my cat had FIP and struggled with the same issues and symptoms. Have you heard or read about it? I would ask the vet and I would do a test just in case.
FIP is a very serious disease. But if therapy starts early, FIP is curable. I hope it's not FIP but I wanted to tell you about it. I hope Beemo gets better soon and I can understand your concern for him. He is like a family member. I like you very much and wish you all the best. Warm greetings from Germany
😂 when you said all the hard work goes to Beemo and I’m like “this will be future me. Working hard for my cat(s) so they have the best care”
I'm sorry about Beemo. I have a dog who has severe allergies- environmental and dietary. She is allergic to any carb source, and no matter how "grain free" a dog food may be, it still uses some sort of starch as a key ingredient. As a result she has bad skin, gets frequent ear infections, has GI issues, anal gland issues etc. etc. etc. I can understand how frustrating it is to never seem to get the problem under control, or right once you do, something else pops back up. And the amount of money, it's a gut punch every time! The things we do for our pets! I am just thankful I found her because I know most people wouldn't pay as much attention to her, and more likely would have surrendered her. Thank god Beemo came into your lives as well. While it often seems like a constant battle, I hope there is still an option out there that can better control his symptoms.
I am not a vet, so obviously I don't know treatment courses, but with my dog, I did consider long term steroids at one point. I know that is the last option and vets might not even be open to it because they'll cause other issues, but if it improves his quality of life, it might be something to think about.
I have my dog on an immunomodulator which helps keep her allergies from being in a constant state of flare up. Every vet tries to push 6 month blood work on her because unfortunately there can be significant side effects. However, we always refuse the blood work because this is the only medication that gives her a quality of life. If it causes her cancer, or she only lives to 6 years vs 12+ because of it, so be it. With out this medication she would eventually stop eating (she did that before this medication) and likely die from malnutrition, and she'd be miserable in the process. So there's no point in blood work because nothing it shows is going to change her treatment plan.
Sorry, that was long winded, but the point is, sometimes the benefits outweigh the risks. If long-term steroids would help him, it might be worth it instead of constantly having flare-ups, and the frustrations and feelings of hopelessness that comes with them. Again, long-term steroids can cause other issues, so the vet would have to weigh the pros and cons, but it's something to think about.
Lastly, and this maybe dramatic, but I just want to add that you guys are Beemo's ( as well as your own ) advocate. I don't know how vets are in Korea, but if they seem reluctant to try steroids and only offer options to treat flare-ups instead of options to try and manage symptoms/prevent constant flare-ups, then unfortunately it is going to fall on you guys to stand up for Beemo/yourselves. Again, quality-of-life comes into play here at a certain point, for both Beemo and yourselves. If nothing works and you are constantly having to take him to the vet and spend thousands of dollars because of it, that is not a viable option either. I would hope vets would be understanding to this, but you never know, and I just wanted to put that out there as someone who has to advocate for my dog constantly as well.
Glad you guys made it back safely! I think the bread crumb equivalent in our house would be Panko :DD
Please do a video with update on the outdoor kitties. While you were gone the big flood storm that hit Korea and I was worried for Beemo and especially the outside kitty gang.
They’re doing really well :)
Hi Sarah and Kyuho, I just recently received samples of some Klairs products and I'm so happy to see that some of them are your favorites! I'm just about to start trying them. But I'm wondering, do either of you have a favorite sunscreen? I have sensitive skin (like Kyuho) and I'm really struggling to find one I can tolerate. I live in the US and the chemical sunscreen filters in US sunscreens burn my skin and make my eyes water, but the US mineral sunscreens feel and look like thick paste on my face (even the tinted ones). I've been watching your videos for years and you both have such beautiful skin, and when you film outdoors your sunscreen (I assume you're wearing sunscreen) doesn't appear thick and obvious on your skin. I remember watching one of your videos from quite a while back where Kyuho was going to different stores and patch testing different sunscreens (I'm pretty sure they were sunscreens) and some of them made him break out in a hive or two where he applied them. That's how sensitive my skin is too.
Oohhh, we’ve only used Korean sun creams for yearsss, and we wear it every day. I (Sarah) find many of the western brands also make my face sting. My personal Korean sun cream favorites are:
1) Klairs: All-day Airy Sunscreen
2) Isntree: hyaluronic acid watery sun gel
3) Cosrx: Aloe soothing sun cream (for cooler months)
@@2hearts1seoul Thank you so much for your reply Sarah! I'm going to give each of those a try. Luckily it's becoming much easier to get Korean skincare here in the US. I can use western brands on my body, but my poor sensitive face seems to like Korean skincare better.
Cats with IBS or IBD usually do better on natural probiotic and wet food. I hate prescription diets. Prescription diets here in the US are extremely overpriced bags full of crap.
I would recommend full wet food with strong probiotics. Something like a fermented goats milk or cow kefir for animals. You can make this at home (if you can't find it in store) by using raw goat or cow milk and mixing your favorite pet probiotic into it.
Wet food is always easier to digest so hopefully that helps. I also told people to read the ingredients on prescription foods. A lot of time, the ingredients are terrible.
Welcome back! Question: your masks look so comfortable, but I haven't found any like that - what are they called? Is it a style or a brand? Thanks for sharing your holiday in NS! Cheers!
They’re KF94 masks :) Korea’s version of N95, and way more comfortable.
Glad to see you guys are back in Korea and doing well!
For Beemo, is there any radiologic imaging they can do? My elderly cat (he passed last year, sadly, at the ripe old age of 17) had some kind of intestinal lymphoma and for him, the first indicator was that his kidney values were high, but he also had a lot of inflammation in his intestines that we found through sonograms, which was what led us to that diagnosis (like Beemo, he had lost a lot of weight, and he also didn't have a lot of appetite). I wonder if they could do x-rays and sonograms for Beemo and if that would tell you anything? Or even like allergy testing to see if there's some kind of protein or compound that's common in the food as an additive or bulking agent that he has an allergy to?
I unfortunately don't have a cat with IBD, but I'm a human with IBS and the best thing for me was doing an elimination diet to find my "trigger" foods? I'm not sure how or even if that is possible for a cat, though. I wonder if you could feed him just like..... Regular ass chicken for a while and slowly introduce stuff back to him to see if there's something that triggers it, or keep a record of the food he's trying and see if there's a common ingredient between the ones that set his tummy off. 🤷♀️
It's always tough with pets because they can't just TELL US what's wrong, you know? It can be so frustrating and heartbreaking. I feel for you guys. Hopefully you figure it out soon! ♥️
Edit: I don't know if it's possible for cats to have celiac disease, but one thing to keep in mind in terms of dietary needs is that cats are obligate carnivores, meaning in the wild they eat only meat and they typically derive their nutrient needs from killing and eating prey such as birds, mice, voles, etc. Most commercial and even veterinary foods will have vegetables and grain matter in them that cats aren't really evolved to digest. It may be worth trying Beemo on a raw diet to see how he does without fillers that we typically see in other cat foods. It's expensive but so is special vet food, so.
So sorry about your kitty 😢
Beemo has had several X-rays and sonograms in the past year and a half. The only thing it shows is his large intestine is inflamed. His kidney, pancreas, liver levels etc. are all normal-AND his appetite is just as big as ever. He was also tested for allergies and nothing showed up there either.
We’re currently trying to find and eliminate trigger foods, but it’s pretty stressful. Poor dude 🥺
@@2hearts1seoul Aw man, that's so stressful and frustrating! Poor Beemo (and poor you guys)!
There have been a lot of really great comments here, I hope that you're able to find something that works for him soon! 🤞🤞🤞🤞
my mom gave our cats raw egg on top of tuna. (not every day but like 3x week) Our cats were huge. Best wishes for Beemo's good health. 😺💕😺💕😺💕😺
Hi Sarah and Kyuho! Have you tried looking into Holistic treatments for Beemo? I'm assuming that Eastern Medicine practices are more encouraged in Korea, but from what it looks like in your videos, the vets you have been seeing are using a lot of Western medicine techniques? (
Is Beemo's food completely grain free/ vegetable free? With cats being obligate carnivores, the fillers in many cat foods can cause problems in the long term. You might want to consider trying a fresh meat diet (including offal for particular vitamins) which they would naturally eat, and see if that helps.
Raw cow and calf heart slices in little dices did the trick for one of our cats 🐈⬛
As a life long cat owner and having a vet in the family i actually would say that beemo might just be very lonely. Cats are not supposed to be held as singles, in my country you can't even adopt single cats because they suffer mentally. i think his issues are from not having a cat around him, it really messes them up. Look into that guys