Ai gotta gumboyle...jist in tyme fur da Bawl....harrrumph!

I wus sittin onna bed myndin myne own business n polishin up a
emh...sumfin.....wen she saw myne face n negst fing I new, I wus atta
TED.. I cwied n cwied onna way tu thu TED - I tolded hur me wus goin
tu thu Bawl wiff myne furz n meetin Trudi dare but she ignored myne
cwies n me gotted zamined n pwodded n myne mouf forced open - just so
dat nosy TED cood wook in myne mouf n pwod myne face. I skwatched
him...hehe. But it wus no waffin matter, me got stuck wif a
needul...TWICET! I wan bak inna box n cwied fur Meomie tu get me home,
n she did...ventually, n me neffur letted dat sumkat du fings in myne
box dis tyme...no neffur.
Don't furget me Trudi! Me wil be dare as soon as me cankisses n hugz

Jack

I was so sorry for Jack, it was just the way I looked at him, I
noticed the lump on his cheek. He must have been in pain.)-: I got an
emergency appt with TED and he was good enough to see him at nearly
8.30pm last night. Jack has a gumboil, a massive one. He prescribed an
antibiotic Stomorgyl, and gave him a shot for the pain. Strangely,
he's not stopped eating and is in his usual friendly mood. It is too
inflamed for TED to see much and because he is such a wee old kitty,
he's not inclined to anaesthetise him and pull the tooth. I'm a bit
annoyed at this, but don't know how to go about insisting he needs the
tooth out. TED says he might not come round from anaesthetic, but how
miserable is untreated toothache?
Any ideas anyone?
Bad Meomie, Bess

dear jack, come when ursef kan i wudint efur furget ursef... tell urmom dat
chester had a kuple of 'fekted teefz, da fakt dat wif mozt normal kitteez
wulda put dem off der fud, but it nefur stopped hizsef furm krnchin away,
sinze himz iz notta kuddlee kitte himz nefur getted in softz face fur hersef
ta smell bad breaf... ted sayz sumcatz duzint feel da pain like we duz, so
dunt wurree... anna it may be dat da antibotic might maksa feshun go away
anna stop da pain...

hoomin note: once long ago, when i was younger and very healthy the human
ted almost offed me by not listening carfully enough to my answers the night
before surgery, they gave me the wrong stuff, turned a 35 minute surgery
into a five hour ordeal, at an advanced age i would do anything i could try
short of knocking him out just to be on the safe side, soft
"rafflescat" wrote in message
...
I wus sittin onna bed myndin myne own business n polishin up a
emh...sumfin.....wen she saw myne face n negst fing I new, I wus atta
TED.. I cwied n cwied onna way tu thu TED - I tolded hur me wus goin
tu thu Bawl wiff myne furz n meetin Trudi dare but she ignored myne
cwies n me gotted zamined n pwodded n myne mouf forced open - just so
dat nosy TED cood wook in myne mouf n pwod myne face. I skwatched
him...hehe. But it wus no waffin matter, me got stuck wif a
needul...TWICET! I wan bak inna box n cwied fur Meomie tu get me home,
n she did...ventually, n me neffur letted dat sumkat du fings in myne
box dis tyme...no neffur.
Don't furget me Trudi! Me wil be dare as soon as me cankisses n hugz

Jack

I was so sorry for Jack, it was just the way I looked at him, I
noticed the lump on his cheek. He must have been in pain.)-: I got an
emergency appt with TED and he was good enough to see him at nearly
8.30pm last night. Jack has a gumboil, a massive one. He prescribed an
antibiotic Stomorgyl, and gave him a shot for the pain. Strangely,
he's not stopped eating and is in his usual friendly mood. It is too
inflamed for TED to see much and because he is such a wee old kitty,
he's not inclined to anaesthetise him and pull the tooth. I'm a bit
annoyed at this, but don't know how to go about insisting he needs the
tooth out. TED says he might not come round from anaesthetic, but how
miserable is untreated toothache?
Any ideas anyone?
Bad Meomie, Bess

On Oct 14, 3:52*pm, "Storrmmee" wrote:
dear jack, come when ursef kan i wudint efur furget ursef... tell urmom dat
chester had a kuple of 'fekted teefz, da fakt dat wif mozt normal kitteez
wulda put dem off der fud, but it nefur stopped hizsef furm krnchin away,
sinze himz iz notta kuddlee kitte himz nefur getted in softz face fur hersef
ta smell bad breaf... ted sayz sumcatz duzint feel da pain like we duz, so
dunt wurree... anna it may be dat da antibotic might maksa feshun go away
anna stop da pain...

hoomin note: once long ago, when i was younger and very healthy the human
ted almost offed me by not listening carfully enough to my answers the night
before surgery, they gave me the wrong stuff, turned a 35 minute surgery
into a five hour ordeal, at an advanced age i would do anything i could try
short of knocking him out just to be on the safe side, soft"rafflescat" wrote in message

I have to agree.

I know the impulse is to take care of things the fastest possible way,
but anesthesia is risky for *all* cats, even the young ones...with an
older kitty it's better to go the more conservative route and try
antibiotics first, since he's coping well enough with the discomfort
to be eating normally. Now, if he goes off food that changes the
situation and TED needs to know right away about that.

Melissa

On Oct 14, 8:52*pm, "Storrmmee" wrote:
dear jack, come when ursef kan i wudint efur furget ursef... tell urmom dat
chester had a kuple of 'fekted teefz, da fakt dat wif mozt normal kitteez
wulda put dem off der fud, but it nefur stopped hizsef furm krnchin away,
sinze himz iz notta kuddlee kitte himz nefur getted in softz face fur hersef
ta smell bad breaf... ted sayz sumcatz duzint feel da pain like we duz, so
dunt wurree... anna it may be dat da antibotic might maksa feshun go away
anna stop da pain...

hoomin note: once long ago, when i was younger and very healthy the human
ted almost offed me by not listening carfully enough to my answers the night
before surgery, they gave me the wrong stuff, turned a 35 minute surgery
into a five hour ordeal, at an advanced age i would do anything i could try
short of knocking him out just to be on the safe side, soft"rafflescat" wrote in message

...







I wus sittin onna bed myndin myne own business n polishin up a
emh...sumfin.....wen she saw myne face n negst fing I new, I wus atta
TED.. I cwied n cwied onna way tu thu TED - I tolded hur me wus goin
tu thu Bawl wiff myne furz n meetin Trudi dare but she ignored myne
cwies n me gotted zamined n pwodded n myne mouf forced open - just so
dat nosy TED cood wook in myne mouf n pwod myne face. I skwatched
him...hehe. But it wus no waffin matter, me got stuck wif a
needul...TWICET! I wan bak inna box n cwied fur Meomie tu get me home,
n she did...ventually, *n me neffur letted dat sumkat du fings in myne
box dis tyme...no neffur.
Don't furget me Trudi! Me wil be dare as soon as me cankisses n hugz

Jack

I was so sorry for Jack, it was just the way I looked at him, I
noticed the lump on his cheek. He must have been in pain.)-: *I got an
emergency appt with TED and he was good enough to see him at nearly
8.30pm last night. Jack has a gumboil, a massive one. He prescribed an
antibiotic Stomorgyl, *and gave him a shot for the pain. *Strangely,
he's not stopped eating and is in his usual friendly mood. *It is too
inflamed for TED to see much and because he is such a wee old kitty,
he's not inclined to anaesthetise him and pull the tooth. I'm a bit
annoyed at this, but don't know how to go about insisting he needs the
tooth out. TED says he might not come round from anaesthetic, but how
miserable is untreated toothache?
Any ideas anyone?
Bad Meomie, Bess

Mhhhh, yes, I just think like a human (-; I hate toothache and would
do anything to stop it! Jack is neither up nor down eating food or
drinking or getting cuddled, he still loves all three. Guess I will
bide my time and see how the medication works for him. He is frail and
now a wee shadow of his former self, but I tell you, I hope I'm as
feisty when I'm his age in human years! He had a good square go at TED
for wanting to see in his mouth! TED had to laugh at him because he
was MOST put out and let him know it!

On Oct 14, 9:54*pm, riddik wrote:
On Oct 14, 3:52*pm, "Storrmmee" wrote:

dear jack, come when ursef kan i wudint efur furget ursef... tell urmom dat
chester had a kuple of 'fekted teefz, da fakt dat wif mozt normal kitteez
wulda put dem off der fud, but it nefur stopped hizsef furm krnchin away,
sinze himz iz notta kuddlee kitte himz nefur getted in softz face fur hersef
ta smell bad breaf... ted sayz sumcatz duzint feel da pain like we duz, so
dunt wurree... anna it may be dat da antibotic might maksa feshun go away
anna stop da pain...

hoomin note: once long ago, when i was younger and very healthy the human
ted almost offed me by not listening carfully enough to my answers the night
before surgery, they gave me the wrong stuff, turned a 35 minute surgery
into a five hour ordeal, at an advanced age i would do anything i could try
short of knocking him out just to be on the safe side, soft"rafflescat" wrote in message

I have to agree.

I know the impulse is to take care of things the fastest possible way,
but anesthesia is risky for *all* cats, even the young ones...with an
older kitty it's better to go the more conservative route and try
antibiotics first, since he's coping well enough with the discomfort
to be eating normally. *Now, if he goes off food that changes the
situation and TED needs to know right away about that.

Melissa

Yes, I think the calm voice of reason has now made itself heard.
Jack's okay about it so I should be too, he's just so frail now that I
want to make him safe and comfortable, and I suppose I am feeling
guilty that I didn't notice sooner)-;
He's in the kitchen right now serenading me to serve him his nightly
treat of chicken - so I think he's okay for now!
Thanks, Bess.

Keep eetin, Jack! Git all da treetz yu kin outta dis.

Purrz fur yu to feel bedder soon.

Booker, Snowflake an Chappy

On 10/14/2011 3:05 PM, rafflescat wrote:
On Oct 14, 9:54 pm, wrote:
On Oct 14, 3:52 pm, wrote:

dear jack, come when ursef kan i wudint efur furget ursef... tell urmom dat
chester had a kuple of 'fekted teefz, da fakt dat wif mozt normal kitteez
wulda put dem off der fud, but it nefur stopped hizsef furm krnchin away,
sinze himz iz notta kuddlee kitte himz nefur getted in softz face fur hersef
ta smell bad breaf... ted sayz sumcatz duzint feel da pain like we duz, so
dunt wurree... anna it may be dat da antibotic might maksa feshun go away
anna stop da pain...

hoomin note: once long ago, when i was younger and very healthy the human
ted almost offed me by not listening carfully enough to my answers the night
before surgery, they gave me the wrong stuff, turned a 35 minute surgery
into a five hour ordeal, at an advanced age i would do anything i could try
short of knocking him out just to be on the safe side, wrote in message

I have to agree.

I know the impulse is to take care of things the fastest possible way,
but anesthesia is risky for *all* cats, even the young ones...with an
older kitty it's better to go the more conservative route and try
antibiotics first, since he's coping well enough with the discomfort
to be eating normally. Now, if he goes off food that changes the
situation and TED needs to know right away about that.

Melissa

Yes, I think the calm voice of reason has now made itself heard.
Jack's okay about it so I should be too, he's just so frail now that I
want to make him safe and comfortable, and I suppose I am feeling
guilty that I didn't notice sooner)-;
He's in the kitchen right now serenading me to serve him his nightly
treat of chicken - so I think he's okay for now!
Thanks, Bess.

himz iza brafe mankitty, all ted hoominz shuld be injured fur darin ta be
rud, trudi
"rafflescat" wrote in message
...
On Oct 14, 8:52 pm, "Storrmmee" wrote:
dear jack, come when ursef kan i wudint efur furget ursef... tell urmom
dat
chester had a kuple of 'fekted teefz, da fakt dat wif mozt normal kitteez
wulda put dem off der fud, but it nefur stopped hizsef furm krnchin away,
sinze himz iz notta kuddlee kitte himz nefur getted in softz face fur
hersef
ta smell bad breaf... ted sayz sumcatz duzint feel da pain like we duz, so
dunt wurree... anna it may be dat da antibotic might maksa feshun go away
anna stop da pain...

hoomin note: once long ago, when i was younger and very healthy the human
ted almost offed me by not listening carfully enough to my answers the
night
before surgery, they gave me the wrong stuff, turned a 35 minute surgery
into a five hour ordeal, at an advanced age i would do anything i could
try
short of knocking him out just to be on the safe side, soft"rafflescat"
wrote in message

...







I wus sittin onna bed myndin myne own business n polishin up a
emh...sumfin.....wen she saw myne face n negst fing I new, I wus atta
TED.. I cwied n cwied onna way tu thu TED - I tolded hur me wus goin
tu thu Bawl wiff myne furz n meetin Trudi dare but she ignored myne
cwies n me gotted zamined n pwodded n myne mouf forced open - just so
dat nosy TED cood wook in myne mouf n pwod myne face. I skwatched
him...hehe. But it wus no waffin matter, me got stuck wif a
needul...TWICET! I wan bak inna box n cwied fur Meomie tu get me home,
n she did...ventually, n me neffur letted dat sumkat du fings in myne
box dis tyme...no neffur.
Don't furget me Trudi! Me wil be dare as soon as me cankisses n hugz

Jack

I was so sorry for Jack, it was just the way I looked at him, I
noticed the lump on his cheek. He must have been in pain.)-: I got an
emergency appt with TED and he was good enough to see him at nearly
8.30pm last night. Jack has a gumboil, a massive one. He prescribed an
antibiotic Stomorgyl, and gave him a shot for the pain. Strangely,
he's not stopped eating and is in his usual friendly mood. It is too
inflamed for TED to see much and because he is such a wee old kitty,
he's not inclined to anaesthetise him and pull the tooth. I'm a bit
annoyed at this, but don't know how to go about insisting he needs the
tooth out. TED says he might not come round from anaesthetic, but how
miserable is untreated toothache?
Any ideas anyone?
Bad Meomie, Bess

Mhhhh, yes, I just think like a human (-; I hate toothache and would
do anything to stop it! Jack is neither up nor down eating food or
drinking or getting cuddled, he still loves all three. Guess I will
bide my time and see how the medication works for him. He is frail and
now a wee shadow of his former self, but I tell you, I hope I'm as
feisty when I'm his age in human years! He had a good square go at TED
for wanting to see in his mouth! TED had to laugh at him because he
was MOST put out and let him know it!

ai hab tu ugrei wif trudi on diz une. ai had 3 uff mai oan fangz yanked owt
uh cuppl uf yeers ugo n dat TED wuz meen tuu. MRRRRRRRRT!! gud fur yuu tuu
skrach dat TED, Jack, ai hoap hym gitz uh enfexshun!!!
Purrs fur Jack tew git bedur sune. owr hows luffs awl da Gordon kitties.
yeUP,
n der meowmie Bess tuu , Luffs, Mosey fur hiz famli n owr mommy Kyla

himz iza brafe mankitty, all ted hoominz shuld be injured fur darin ta be
rud, trudi


dear jack, come when ursef kan i wudint efur furget ursef... tell urmom
dat
chester had a kuple of 'fekted teefz, da fakt dat wif mozt normal kitteez
wulda put dem off der fud, but it nefur stopped hizsef furm krnchin away,
sinze himz iz notta kuddlee kitte himz nefur getted in softz face fur
hersef
ta smell bad breaf... ted sayz sumcatz duzint feel da pain like we duz, so
dunt wurree... anna it may be dat da antibotic might maksa feshun go away
anna stop da pain...

hoomin note: once long ago, when i was younger and very healthy the human
ted almost offed me by not listening carfully enough to my answers the
night
before surgery, they gave me the wrong stuff, turned a 35 minute surgery
into a five hour ordeal, at an advanced age i would do anything i could
try
short of knocking him out just to be on the safe side, soft"rafflescat"
wrote in message


I wus sittin onna bed myndin myne own business n polishin up a
emh...sumfin.....wen she saw myne face n negst fing I new, I wus atta
TED.. I cwied n cwied onna way tu thu TED - I tolded hur me wus goin
tu thu Bawl wiff myne furz n meetin Trudi dare but she ignored myne
cwies n me gotted zamined n pwodded n myne mouf forced open - just so
dat nosy TED cood wook in myne mouf n pwod myne face. I skwatched
him...hehe. But it wus no waffin matter, me got stuck wif a
needul...TWICET! I wan bak inna box n cwied fur Meomie tu get me home,
n she did...ventually, n me neffur letted dat sumkat du fings in myne
box dis tyme...no neffur.
Don't furget me Trudi! Me wil be dare as soon as me cankisses n hugz

Jack

I was so sorry for Jack, it was just the way I looked at him, I
noticed the lump on his cheek. He must have been in pain.)-: I got an
emergency appt with TED and he was good enough to see him at nearly
8.30pm last night. Jack has a gumboil, a massive one. He prescribed an
antibiotic Stomorgyl, and gave him a shot for the pain. Strangely,
he's not stopped eating and is in his usual friendly mood. It is too
inflamed for TED to see much and because he is such a wee old kitty,
he's not inclined to anaesthetise him and pull the tooth. I'm a bit
annoyed at this, but don't know how to go about insisting he needs the
tooth out. TED says he might not come round from anaesthetic, but how
miserable is untreated toothache?
Any ideas anyone?
Bad Meomie, Bess

Mhhhh, yes, I just think like a human (-; I hate toothache and would
do anything to stop it! Jack is neither up nor down eating food or
drinking or getting cuddled, he still loves all three. Guess I will
bide my time and see how the medication works for him. He is frail and
now a wee shadow of his former self, but I tell you, I hope I'm as
feisty when I'm his age in human years! He had a good square go at TED
for wanting to see in his mouth! TED had to laugh at him because he
was MOST put out and let him know it!

On Oct 14, 6:05*pm, rafflescat wrote:
On Oct 14, 9:54*pm, riddik wrote:



On Oct 14, 3:52*pm, "Storrmmee" wrote:

dear jack, come when ursef kan i wudint efur furget ursef... tell urmom dat
chester had a kuple of 'fekted teefz, da fakt dat wif mozt normal kitteez
wulda put dem off der fud, but it nefur stopped hizsef furm krnchin away,
sinze himz iz notta kuddlee kitte himz nefur getted in softz face fur hersef
ta smell bad breaf... ted sayz sumcatz duzint feel da pain like we duz, so
dunt wurree... anna it may be dat da antibotic might maksa feshun go away
anna stop da pain...

hoomin note: once long ago, when i was younger and very healthy the human
ted almost offed me by not listening carfully enough to my answers the night
before surgery, they gave me the wrong stuff, turned a 35 minute surgery
into a five hour ordeal, at an advanced age i would do anything i could try
short of knocking him out just to be on the safe side, soft"rafflescat" wrote in message

I have to agree.

I know the impulse is to take care of things the fastest possible way,
but anesthesia is risky for *all* cats, even the young ones...with an
older kitty it's better to go the more conservative route and try
antibiotics first, since he's coping well enough with the discomfort
to be eating normally. *Now, if he goes off food that changes the
situation and TED needs to know right away about that.

Melissa

Yes, I think the calm voice of reason has now made itself heard.
Jack's okay about it so I should be too, he's just so frail now that I
want to make him safe and comfortable, and I suppose I am feeling
guilty that I didn't notice sooner)-;
He's in the kitchen right now serenading me to serve him his nightly
treat of chicken - so I think he's okay for now!
Thanks, Bess.

Giff him chickum and, wen he's feeling a widdle better, letted him
bite anuther TED and he will be fiine.

Missy

Affer he feels betterer, he shood use one of da SPESHUL porters dat
take him bak to da beggining ob da ball.

--
WooToo

On Oct 15, 12:46*am, Booker wrote:
Keep eetin, Jack! Git all da treetz yu kin outta dis.

Purrz fur yu to feel bedder soon.

Booker, Snowflake an Chappy

On 10/14/2011 3:05 PM, rafflescat wrote:







On Oct 14, 9:54 pm, *wrote:
On Oct 14, 3:52 pm, *wrote:

dear jack, come when ursef kan i wudint efur furget ursef... tell urmom dat
chester had a kuple of 'fekted teefz, da fakt dat wif mozt normal kitteez
wulda put dem off der fud, but it nefur stopped hizsef furm krnchin away,
sinze himz iz notta kuddlee kitte himz nefur getted in softz face fur hersef
ta smell bad breaf... ted sayz sumcatz duzint feel da pain like we duz, so
dunt wurree... anna it may be dat da antibotic might maksa feshun go away
anna stop da pain...

hoomin note: once long ago, when i was younger and very healthy the human
ted almost offed me by not listening carfully enough to my answers the night
before surgery, they gave me the wrong stuff, turned a 35 minute surgery
into a five hour ordeal, at an advanced age i would do anything i could try
short of knocking him out just to be on the safe side, *wrote in message

I have to agree.

I know the impulse is to take care of things the fastest possible way,
but anesthesia is risky for *all* cats, even the young ones...with an
older kitty it's better to go the more conservative route and try
antibiotics first, since he's coping well enough with the discomfort
to be eating normally. *Now, if he goes off food that changes the
situation and TED needs to know right away about that.

Melissa

Yes, I think the calm voice of reason has now made itself heard.
Jack's okay about it so I should be too, he's just so frail now that I
want to make him safe and comfortable, and I suppose I am feeling
guilty that I didn't notice sooner)-;
He's in the kitchen right now serenading me to serve him his nightly
treat of chicken - so I think he's okay for now!
Thanks, Bess.

Way ahed of yu guys! Mhmmmh....chikkum..

Jack whu neffur effun noticed da pill inna chikkum (smug look fwum
Meomie)