Purrs, please, for a sick kitten

[Dan M]

No, not one of mine!

My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was acting as
if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch her tummy. I
went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears that Lana is pretty
uncomfortable.

I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the carrier, and
gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also told them that if
the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll help them with it.

Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
quickly would be appreciated.

Dan

[NMR]

Purrs and prayers are on the way
"Dan M" > wrote in message
...
> No, not one of mine!
>
> My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
> beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was acting as
> if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch her tummy. I
> went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears that Lana is pretty
> uncomfortable.
>
> I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
> them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the carrier, and
> gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also told them that if
> the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll help them with it.
>
> Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
> Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
> quickly would be appreciated.
>
> Dan

[MaryL]

"Dan M" > wrote in message
...
> No, not one of mine!
>
> My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
> beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was acting as
> if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch her tummy. I
> went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears that Lana is pretty
> uncomfortable.
>
> I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
> them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the carrier, and
> gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also told them that if
> the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll help them with it.
>
> Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
> Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
> quickly would be appreciated.
>
> Dan

I'm glad they have headed for the emergency vet clinic. Since you said Lana
was behind the Christmas tree, one possibility that immediately comes to
mind is that she might have eaten something from the tree. Cats will eat
tinsel, ribbon, foil icicles, and all sorts of other "delights" that are
sometimes used at Christmas but which can cause problems for our kitties. I
thought I was extra-careful of this, and yet I found Holly snipping ribbon
right off the packages. I knew she would immediately tackle loose ribbon,
but it hadn't occurred to me that she would actually cut through ribbon that
was on a package. I had to cut off all the ribbon "tails" from the packages
to protect her.

MaryL

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[Pat]

"Dan M" > wrote

> Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
> quickly would be appreciated.

All revved up and winging their way to her sweet little tummy. Please keep
us updated on her recovery from whatever it is, and thanks for being willing
to help cover the cost.

[Yoj]

Purrs for Lana, and for Amanda and the rest of the family, too. It's always
worrisome when a loved one is ill.

--
Joy

**Don't believe everything you think**

"Dan M" > wrote in message
...
> No, not one of mine!
>
> My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
> beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was acting as
> if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch her tummy. I
> went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears that Lana is pretty
> uncomfortable.
>
> I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
> them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the carrier, and
> gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also told them that if
> the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll help them with it.
>
> Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
> Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
> quickly would be appreciated.
>
> Dan

[ann791]

Purrs on the way.
Ann

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"Dan M" > wrote in message
...
> No, not one of mine!
>
> My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
> beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was acting as
> if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch her tummy. I
> went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears that Lana is pretty
> uncomfortable.
>
> I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
> them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the carrier, and
> gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also told them that if
> the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll help them with it.
>
> Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
> Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
> quickly would be appreciated.
>
> Dan

[Karen]

On 2005-12-27 21:28:49 -0600, Dan M > said:

> No, not one of mine!
>
> My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
> beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was acting as
> if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch her tummy. I
> went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears that Lana is pretty
> uncomfortable.
>
> I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
> them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the carrier, and
> gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also told them that if
> the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll help them with it.
>
> Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
> Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
> quickly would be appreciated.
>
> Dan

Oh dear :( Purrs coming for Lana. Please keep us posted.

[Kreisleriana]

On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 19:28:49 -0800, Dan M > yodeled:

>No, not one of mine!
>
>My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
>beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was acting as
>if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch her tummy. I
>went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears that Lana is pretty
>uncomfortable.
>
>I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
>them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the carrier, and
>gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also told them that if
>the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll help them with it.
>
>Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
>Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
>quickly would be appreciated.
>
>Dan


Purrs for the little kitten tummy


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[Dan M]

I too had been concerned that Lana might have eaten from the Christmas
tree, but ti turns out to not have been anything so serious. Lana kitten
has an injury on her tummy that had become infected and formed an abcess.
The vet cleaned the wound and gave her some antibiotics, and Sean and
Amanda have to clean the wound again a couple times a day and give her
liquid antibiotics.

Lana is going to be fine, and I'm quite pleased that Sean and Lana
recognized before talking to me that they needed to do something quickly
to help out a kitty feeling sickly.

Thanks so much for your purrs. As usual they worked very quickly!

Dan

[Marina]

Dan M wrote:
>
> Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
> Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
> quickly would be appreciated.

Lots of purrs on the way for Lana, and soothing purrs to her hoomins.

--
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[Yoj]

I'm glad to hear this, Dan!

--
Joy

**Don't believe everything you think**

"Dan M" > wrote in message
...
> I too had been concerned that Lana might have eaten from the Christmas
> tree, but ti turns out to not have been anything so serious. Lana kitten
> has an injury on her tummy that had become infected and formed an abcess.
> The vet cleaned the wound and gave her some antibiotics, and Sean and
> Amanda have to clean the wound again a couple times a day and give her
> liquid antibiotics.
>
> Lana is going to be fine, and I'm quite pleased that Sean and Lana
> recognized before talking to me that they needed to do something quickly
> to help out a kitty feeling sickly.
>
> Thanks so much for your purrs. As usual they worked very quickly!
>
> Dan

[Carolyn Thraves]

Oh, I am relieved that Lana is going to be fine.

Purrs anyway, just in case and to help her feel even better.

Carolyn x

[Adrian]

Dan M wrote:
> No, not one of mine!
>
> My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
> beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was
> acting as if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch
> her tummy. I went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears
> that Lana is pretty uncomfortable.
>
> I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
> them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the
> carrier, and gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also
> told them that if the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll
> help them with it.
>
> Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
> Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
> quickly would be appreciated.
>
> Dan

Lots of purrs for Lana.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera)
A House is not a home, without a cat.
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

[Irulan]

Purrs that the little kitty starts feeling better soon and it isn't
anything serious.
Lily & her mama

Dan M wrote:

> No, not one of mine!
>
> My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
> beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was acting as
> if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch her tummy. I
> went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears that Lana is pretty
> uncomfortable.
>
> I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
> them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the carrier, and
> gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also told them that if
> the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll help them with it.
>
> Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
> Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
> quickly would be appreciated.
>
> Dan

[CatNipped]

I saw this header before reading about Lana's problem, so was relieved. But
we'll still send purrs that she feels better soon.

Hugs,

CatNipped

"Dan M" > wrote in message
...
>I too had been concerned that Lana might have eaten from the Christmas
> tree, but ti turns out to not have been anything so serious. Lana kitten
> has an injury on her tummy that had become infected and formed an abcess.
> The vet cleaned the wound and gave her some antibiotics, and Sean and
> Amanda have to clean the wound again a couple times a day and give her
> liquid antibiotics.
>
> Lana is going to be fine, and I'm quite pleased that Sean and Lana
> recognized before talking to me that they needed to do something quickly
> to help out a kitty feeling sickly.
>
> Thanks so much for your purrs. As usual they worked very quickly!
>
> Dan

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On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 21:09:00 -0800, Dan M > wrote:

>I too had been concerned that Lana might have eaten from the Christmas
>tree, but ti turns out to not have been anything so serious. Lana kitten
>has an injury on her tummy that had become infected and formed an abcess.
>The vet cleaned the wound and gave her some antibiotics, and Sean and
>Amanda have to clean the wound again a couple times a day and give her
>liquid antibiotics.
>
>Lana is going to be fine, and I'm quite pleased that Sean and Lana
>recognized before talking to me that they needed to do something quickly
>to help out a kitty feeling sickly.
>
>Thanks so much for your purrs. As usual they worked very quickly!
>
>Dan

I'm so glad everything worked out fine for little Lana!

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[polonca12000]

<sigh of relief> I'm so very happy to hear that!
Lots and lots of healing purrs and best wishes,
Polonca and Soncek

Dan M wrote:

> I too had been concerned that Lana might have eaten from the Christmas
> tree, but ti turns out to not have been anything so serious. Lana kitten
> has an injury on her tummy that had become infected and formed an abcess.
> The vet cleaned the wound and gave her some antibiotics, and Sean and
> Amanda have to clean the wound again a couple times a day and give her
> liquid antibiotics.
>
> Lana is going to be fine, and I'm quite pleased that Sean and Lana
> recognized before talking to me that they needed to do something quickly
> to help out a kitty feeling sickly.
>
> Thanks so much for your purrs. As usual they worked very quickly!
>
> Dan

[SuzQ]

Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
quickly would be appreciated.

Dan
================================================
Purrs on their way west for little Lana.
Suz&Spicey

[Sam Nash]

"Dan M" > wrote in message
...
> No, not one of mine!
>
> My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
> beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was acting as
> if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch her tummy. I
> went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears that Lana is pretty
> uncomfortable.
>
> I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
> them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the carrier, and
> gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also told them that if
> the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll help them with it.
>
> Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
> Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
> quickly would be appreciated.
>
> Dan

Purrs on the way for Lana. Let us know how it goes.
Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

[Steve Touchstone]

Purrs on the way for a quick, easy, and cheap fix to whatever is
bothering Lana

On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 19:28:49 -0800, Dan M > wrote:

>No, not one of mine!
>
>My son Sean's girlfriend, Amanda, is a lovely girl, and she's got a
>beautiful longhaired kitten named Lana. This afternoon Lana was acting as
>if she was uncomfortable, and she won't let Amanda touch her tummy. I
>went over to Amanda's to take a look and it appears that Lana is pretty
>uncomfortable.
>
>I gave Sean and Amanda the folding cat carrier out of my truck, helped
>them get Lana out from behind the Christmas tree and into the carrier, and
>gave them directions to the emergency vet clinic. I also told them that if
>the vet bill is too large for them to handle I'll help them with it.
>
>Lana is a very sweet little girlcat, even when she doesn't feel well.
>Purrs for Lana's problem to be something simple that can be treated
>quickly would be appreciated.
>
>Dan

--
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faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Spot
with loving memories of Rocky (RB)

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[Steve Touchstone]

On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 21:09:00 -0800, Dan M > wrote:

>I too had been concerned that Lana might have eaten from the Christmas
>tree, but ti turns out to not have been anything so serious. Lana kitten
>has an injury on her tummy that had become infected and formed an abcess.
>The vet cleaned the wound and gave her some antibiotics, and Sean and
>Amanda have to clean the wound again a couple times a day and give her
>liquid antibiotics.
>
>Lana is going to be fine, and I'm quite pleased that Sean and Lana
>recognized before talking to me that they needed to do something quickly
>to help out a kitty feeling sickly.
>
>Thanks so much for your purrs. As usual they worked very quickly!

thanks for the update = I just read and respnded to the first post.
The girls will change their purring for the abcess to quickly heal.
Sammy sends spoecial purrs that Lana won't have to wear one of those
torture devices known as an elizabethan collar - she absoultely hated
having one on when she was spayed and remembered it enough so that she
hid when I brought one home in case Spotty bothered her incision.
)Luckily Spot ignored her incision/tattoo and I never had to put it
on.)
--
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faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Spot
with loving memories of Rocky (RB)

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