I need something with a bit of kapow and sizzle this morning. So I’m not sure why I chose this one, which I stated earlier could definitely have benefited from having a little more of kapow and sizzle in it. Maybe because it’s new?
Dramatic evening was dramatic, as Luna is a very naughty patient indeed and have lost all but one out of four or five stitches. So it’s back to the vet we go today and see about getting her patched up. I suspect the Cone of Shame is in her near future.
Hence the need for something sturdy.
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When we had two kittens done at the same time (a male and a female) the vet released them at different times and told us to keep them seperate, otherwise they would groom each other’s wounds and hurt them/remove stitches. I kept the girlie upstairs and we left the boy downstairs in his diapie. They were pathetic!
We haven’t had any of that. Charm is not being naughty and is keeping well away from her wound. Luna on the other hand must have found the sutures irritating. The vet said that there was no doubt she removed the sutures herself, but that it looked nice and clean and totally non-dramatic. She’s had the wound glued now and is wearing the dreaded Cone. She hasn’t quite worked out how to eat with it on yet, but she’s getting there. It’s possible for her, but it’s a question of approaching the bowl from a different angle. I’ve had to take the lid off their litterbox though, as there’s no way she would have been able to get in there.
Poor Luna..at least you thought to make the litter box accessible. We had one cat that managed to pull his cone off, after having a minor surgery. We had to take him back and get a bigger one put on that he couldn’t remove. He would just rub his head against a table or chair leg until the thing popped off. Oh, cats!
When we had two kittens done at the same time (a male and a female) the vet released them at different times and told us to keep them seperate, otherwise they would groom each other’s wounds and hurt them/remove stitches. I kept the girlie upstairs and we left the boy downstairs in his diapie. They were pathetic!
We haven’t had any of that. Charm is not being naughty and is keeping well away from her wound. Luna on the other hand must have found the sutures irritating. The vet said that there was no doubt she removed the sutures herself, but that it looked nice and clean and totally non-dramatic. She’s had the wound glued now and is wearing the dreaded Cone. She hasn’t quite worked out how to eat with it on yet, but she’s getting there. It’s possible for her, but it’s a question of approaching the bowl from a different angle. I’ve had to take the lid off their litterbox though, as there’s no way she would have been able to get in there.
Poor Luna..at least you thought to make the litter box accessible. We had one cat that managed to pull his cone off, after having a minor surgery. We had to take him back and get a bigger one put on that he couldn’t remove. He would just rub his head against a table or chair leg until the thing popped off. Oh, cats!