Last week, I worked with Bobby, a seven-year-old beautiful tabby. His mom Mary contacted me after Bobby had a tooth extraction. She was extremely concerned once she brought him home. Bobby was pacing constantly, only interrupted by occasional 15-minute breaks during which he would lie down, but never close his eyes. He acted hungry, but wouldn’t eat. He didn’t sleep at all. Mary suspected that he was having a reaction to Zorbium, a long-acting transdermal pain medication that provides continuous pain relief for four days.Continue Reading