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Miss Felix
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Awww!
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Edj3 Miss Stevie is so soulful and sweet! Hope you get Annie home soon.
Petite Miss Felix sure looks relaxed! Pretty girl!
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Egads! I'm on a team at the shelter that handles applications for foster cats. Today they posted not one, but four kittens. We have been slammed with applications. There haven't been many kittens this year, so they're in really high demand. To make it worse, I've been on leave for 2 months after hurting myself and can barely remember what I'm supposed to do.
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Quick update:
Annie may still have surgery, it would be tomorrow if so. The vet is on the fence about it, and I get it.
Stevie is the one w/ blood in her stool. I was scooping the litterboxes and she wanted to play in the box I was scooping and then needed to poop. So I thought I'd wait, and then scoop her fresh poop only yikes, yeah she's the one w/ blood in her stool. I called the vet and he had me bring the sample in since it was fresh enough.
I'm sure there will be more updates tomorrow.
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edj3 your vet sounds amazing, glad there's no rushing surgery until as much info as possible suggests that is needed. Also glad you all are financially able to handle the bills. Sounds like kitties are meant to be with you for sure, so they get the love and care needed.
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Our vet just called and said Squeakers has pneumonia. She's going to start him on 2 antibiotics and do repeat x-rays in 2 weeks. He is FIV + so it's pretty worrisome. We're not sure exactly how old he is. Somewhere around 12 we think. He was our 2nd foster failure.
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Wren I hope Squeakers responds well to the antibiotics. I hate that darn FIV. We had a wonderful cat that had it and he did very well until older, then a lot of infections to treat.
Edj3 - good investigating!
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Wren44 oh gosh, that's tough. And I've been meaning to say how much I love the name Squeakers. Little Stevie squeaks all the time and I've been calling her Squeakers as well as Stevie. Just love that little squeaking noise
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Our vet asked if we were going to keep the name when we adopted him. Then he squeaked for her and she understood. He can convey more by squeaks than if he meowed. Sometimes he has a silent meow. You can tell from his mouth that he said meow, but with no sound at all.
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Stevie does that too! The silent meows crack me up every time!
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Hoping for good news about Annie and Stevie Edj3.
Hoping that Squeakers is responding to the antibiotics Wren.
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Squeakers is a nightmare to give meds to. Definitely has to be burrito wrapped and then it's hard to get his mouth open. It would sure help if he wore lipstick. Finding the mouth on a resistant black cat is a project.
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Oh Wren44, that would be a pain! Fortunately Annie is a growing kitten who's always ravenous so I crush her little pill and mix it with a tiny bit of her canned food. She gets that first and when it's gone, she gets the rest of her canned food. Two more doses for her. She's still got the prolapse, hoping that as the parasites leave her body, she doesn't need to strain so much.
We won't know if the injection worked for Stevie's Aleria parasite until we get a stool sample again. The bloody stools are nearly gone, so I'm hopeful.
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Oh Wren! Your description made me laugh out loud! Sorry it is such a struggle though. Poor Squeakers. Hope he feels better soon.
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Had an interesting time last night with Grace. She likes to sleep on my lap under a blanket in the Fall. So there she was on my lap sleeping and Nugget jumped up and laid on my legs and put his head on her side and fell asleep. She never even stirred while he was there.
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Good morning, cat lovers. How are Annie & Stevie? How is Squeakers?
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Annie has one more day of parasite meds (so in her soft food tonight). Thankfully she doesn't care there's a mashed up half a pill in her gravy, she just gobbles it all up and then we give her the rest of the soft food. She's still having episodes of prolapse so if that continues through the end of the week, we'll call the vet again and see if there's anything else to try before opting for surgery. She doesn't seem to suffer in the least when it's popped out and bloody although she complains mightily when we smear the ointment on. Guessing it stings and also I wouldn't want someone putting stuff on my butt either.
Stevie is also doing well. We won't know for sure that the tapeworm shot did the trick until we collect and haul in stool samples from all four cats, probably next week.
These kittens make us both laugh and in today's world, that is a very good thing.
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I got my pair 2 nearly years ago right before my last Chemo. The instant laugh infusion is powerful medicine!!!
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That pretty much sums it up, FF !
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I was taking a picture of Felix with my phone and it did something to make a really pretty unique photo. I could never duplicate it. Looks like a painting.
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That's an incredible shot. You can have it put on a canvas. It's definitely worth framing.
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That is wonderful petite (and a lovely subject, too)
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Beautiful
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Lovely photo. I would definitely print the photo to canvas.
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petite1: The detail in that photo of Miss Felix looks like an oil painting. It would be lovely to have it printed on a canvas. She is beautiful.
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Hi, Cat Ladies. Several people have told me to print it to canvas. I will have to research that.
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