Archer is out a bit

I let him out of the kennel just now to let him roam around a bit and get
some exercise. At the moment he seems subdued enough - he's not zooming
around anywhere. He's not even limping, exactly, it's more like he's
walking a bit crooked. Even after just a short time in the cast, though,
his leg looks skinnier than the other - but then even after a year of using
it, my right arm is still skinnier than my left, muscles atrophy quickly.

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Hugs,

CatNipped

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DP still obsesses that he "looks like Quasimodo" now that he has a
bump where a bump shouldn't be thanks to his broken collarbone.

Of course we love them anyway, battle scars or no!

--Fil

He's not even limping, exactly, it's more like he's
walking a bit crooked. Even after just a short time in the cast, though,
his leg looks skinnier than the other - but then even after a year of using
it, my right arm is still skinnier than my left, muscles atrophy quickly.

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DP still obsesses that he "looks like Quasimodo" now that he has a
bump where a bump shouldn't be thanks to his broken collarbone.

Of course we love them anyway, battle scars or no!

The battle scars just add character! ;

Hugs,

CatNipped


--Fil

He's not even limping, exactly, it's more like he's
walking a bit crooked. Even after just a short time in the cast, though,
his leg looks skinnier than the other - but then even after a year of
using
it, my right arm is still skinnier than my left, muscles atrophy quickly.

CatNipped wrote:

I let him out of the kennel just now to let him roam around a bit and get
some exercise. At the moment he seems subdued enough - he's not zooming
around anywhere. He's not even limping, exactly, it's more like he's
walking a bit crooked. Even after just a short time in the cast, though,
his leg looks skinnier than the other - but then even after a year of using
it, my right arm is still skinnier than my left, muscles atrophy quickly.

He does seem to be on a healing path, however non-linear it may be.
I'm glad he's home, and actually getting to move around. Purrs for
continued and uninterrupted healing!

Joyce