Archer is back at the vet! :

Last night Archer ran up the side of the tall cat tree before DH or I could
stop him. When he reached the top he, in his usual klutzy style,
overbalanced and fell to the floor with his legs flailing. He immediately
started limping again. I don't *think* he broke his leg again, but we
brought him into the vet to make sure. He's spending the day there until
the vet can treat him and then DH will pick him up and hear the verdict.

"Please don't be broken again" purr are urgently needed. And "Please don't
be such a klutz in the future" would help also.

--
Hugs,

CatNipped

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"CatNipped" wrote in
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Last night Archer ran up the side of the tall cat tree before DH or I
could stop him. When he reached the top he, in his usual klutzy
style, overbalanced and fell to the floor with his legs flailing. He
immediately started limping again. I don't *think* he broke his leg
again, but we brought him into the vet to make sure. He's spending
the day there until the vet can treat him and then DH will pick him up
and hear the verdict.

"Please don't be broken again" purr are urgently needed. And "Please
don't be such a klutz in the future" would help also.


Oh dear. Maybe the cat tree should be put away until he's better. The
other cats will just have to suffer without it for a few weeks. Better
safe than sorry.

Hope he's ok.
Bobble

CatNipped wrote:

"Please don't be broken again" purr are urgently needed. And "Please don't
be such a klutz in the future" would help also.


Repeated purrs for Archer- to have not broken his leg but as for being a
klutz, he's an adolescent feline!

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

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CatNipped wrote:
Last night Archer ran up the side of the tall cat tree before DH or I
could stop him. When he reached the top he, in his usual klutzy
style, overbalanced and fell to the floor with his legs flailing. He
immediately started limping again. I don't *think* he broke his leg
again, but we brought him into the vet to make sure. He's spending
the day there until the vet can treat him and then DH will pick him
up and hear the verdict.
"Please don't be broken again" purr are urgently needed. And "Please
don't be such a klutz in the future" would help also.

Purrs for Archer.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

DH just heard from the vet - the leg is *NOT* broken thank you Bast and
he's putting weight on it already. I think, however, that I'm going to keep
him back in the kennel for a few days anyway.

Thanks for the purrs - they've worked again!

Hugs,

CatNipped

"CatNipped" wrote in message
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Last night Archer ran up the side of the tall cat tree before DH or I
could stop him. When he reached the top he, in his usual klutzy style,
overbalanced and fell to the floor with his legs flailing. He immediately
started limping again. I don't *think* he broke his leg again, but we
brought him into the vet to make sure. He's spending the day there until
the vet can treat him and then DH will pick him up and hear the verdict.

"Please don't be broken again" purr are urgently needed. And "Please
don't be such a klutz in the future" would help also.

--
Hugs,

CatNipped

See all my masters he http://www.PossiblePlaces.com/CatNipped/

"CatNipped" wrote in message
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Last night Archer ran up the side of the tall cat tree before DH or I
could stop him. When he reached the top he, in his usual klutzy style,
overbalanced and fell to the floor with his legs flailing. He immediately
started limping again. I don't *think* he broke his leg again, but we
brought him into the vet to make sure. He's spending the day there until
the vet can treat him and then DH will pick him up and hear the verdict.

"Please don't be broken again" purr are urgently needed. And "Please
don't be such a klutz in the future" would help also.



This poor baby!! Big purrs for him, and for your nerves.

CatNipped wrote:
Last night Archer ran up the side of the tall cat tree before DH or I
could stop him. When he reached the top he, in his usual klutzy
style, overbalanced and fell to the floor with his legs flailing. He
immediately started limping again. I don't *think* he broke his leg
again, but we brought him into the vet to make sure. He's spending
the day there until the vet can treat him and then DH will pick him
up and hear the verdict.

"Please don't be broken again" purr are urgently needed. And "Please
don't be such a klutz in the future" would help also.

Purrs on the way. Archer is the very definition of hoolikitten!

Jill

CatNipped wrote:

Last night Archer ran up the side of the tall cat tree before DH or I could
stop him. When he reached the top he, in his usual klutzy style,
overbalanced and fell to the floor with his legs flailing. He immediately
started limping again.

Oh, no! That cat is going to put everyone in the loony bin!

Please don't let anything be broken!!

Joyce

CatNipped wrote:

DH just heard from the vet - the leg is *NOT* broken thank you Bast and
he's putting weight on it already. I think, however, that I'm going to keep
him back in the kennel for a few days anyway.

Thanks for the purrs - they've worked again!

SIGH... of relief!

Joyce

CatNipped wrote:
DH just heard from the vet - the leg is *NOT* broken thank you Bast
and he's putting weight on it already. I think, however, that I'm
going to keep him back in the kennel for a few days anyway.

Thanks for the purrs - they've worked again!

I'm so relieved! I bet you've got a few more gray hairs. ;-)
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk