Purr Request

MatSav wrote:
Mrs Cat is poorly.

Purring loads for Mrs Cat

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

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Marina wrote:
MatSav wrote:

Indeed. The vet says an X-ray of the larynx shows a lump in the
throat. They want to do an ultrasound tomorrow (Monday), before
deciding what course of action to take.

This could be good or bad news. Please let us know what turns up. Many
purrs on the way for you both.

The Power of Purr does it again!

The vet, Mr Clark, 'scoped the throat and stomach. Nothing too serious
there - just a bit inflamed and probably sore. He doesn't want to biopsy
the oesophagus, because that's very painful, apparently.

He found an abscess in the bone of the lower jaw, which he drained and
scraped to encourage healing. One of the upper canine (feline?) teeth
had been pressing on and through the lower gum and jaw, which is
probably where the infection set in - so he's filed that tooth down a bit!

She's awake after her anaesthetic, and eating again :-)

She _may_ be able to come home tomorrow :-))

PS - I know this is a little cheeky, but can I have some "job purrs" for
my brother please? He's a freelance writer, and really needs some work.
Anybody got any commissions?

Thanks again,

--
MatSav

MatSav "matthew | dot | savage | at | dsl | dot | pipex | dot | com" wrote:

The Power of Purr does it again!
The vet, Mr Clark, 'scoped the throat and stomach. Nothing too serious
there - just a bit inflamed and probably sore.

He found an abscess in the bone of the lower jaw, which he drained and
scraped to encourage healing. One of the upper canine (feline?) teeth
had been pressing on and through the lower gum and jaw, which is
probably where the infection set in - so he's filed that tooth down a bit!

She's awake after her anaesthetic, and eating again :-)

She _may_ be able to come home tomorrow :-))

I'm so glad it wasn't anything too serious. Sounds like this is something
that can heal up quickly.

On the other hand, if her stomach is upset and inflamed, how will she do
on antibiotics - which she must be taking if she has an abcess?

PS - I know this is a little cheeky, but can I have some "job purrs" for
my brother please? He's a freelance writer, and really needs some work.

Job purrs on the way!

Joyce

MatSav "matthew | dot | savage | at | dsl | dot | pipex | dot | com" wrote:

The vet, Mr Clark, 'scoped the throat and stomach.

I did a double-take when I saw this. Howard's Mr. Clark came back as a
vet??

Joyce

"MatSav" "matthew | dot | savage | at | dsl | dot | pipex | dot | com"
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Marina wrote:
MatSav wrote:

Indeed. The vet says an X-ray of the larynx shows a lump in the throat.
They want to do an ultrasound tomorrow (Monday), before deciding what
course of action to take.

This could be good or bad news. Please let us know what turns up. Many
purrs on the way for you both.

The Power of Purr does it again!

The vet, Mr Clark, 'scoped the throat and stomach. Nothing too serious
there - just a bit inflamed and probably sore. He doesn't want to biopsy
the oesophagus, because that's very painful, apparently.

He found an abscess in the bone of the lower jaw, which he drained and
scraped to encourage healing. One of the upper canine (feline?) teeth had
been pressing on and through the lower gum and jaw, which is probably
where the infection set in - so he's filed that tooth down a bit!

She's awake after her anaesthetic, and eating again :-)

She _may_ be able to come home tomorrow :-))


Fabulous news, Matt, what a relief.

PS - I know this is a little cheeky, but can I have some "job purrs" for
my brother please? He's a freelance writer, and really needs some work.
Anybody got any commissions?

Purrs for your brother to get some work. Maybe he needs to get a part time
job at something else while he waits.

Tweed

On Mon, 20 Nov 2006 19:25:32 +0000, MatSav wrote:

Marina wrote:
MatSav wrote:

Indeed. The vet says an X-ray of the larynx shows a lump in the
throat. They want to do an ultrasound tomorrow (Monday), before
deciding what course of action to take.

This could be good or bad news. Please let us know what turns up. Many
purrs on the way for you both.

The Power of Purr does it again!

The vet, Mr Clark, 'scoped the throat and stomach. Nothing too serious
there - just a bit inflamed and probably sore. He doesn't want to biopsy
the oesophagus, because that's very painful, apparently.

He found an abscess in the bone of the lower jaw, which he drained and
scraped to encourage healing. One of the upper canine (feline?) teeth
had been pressing on and through the lower gum and jaw, which is
probably where the infection set in - so he's filed that tooth down a bit!

She's awake after her anaesthetic, and eating again :-)

She _may_ be able to come home tomorrow :-))

PS - I know this is a little cheeky, but can I have some "job purrs" for
my brother please? He's a freelance writer, and really needs some work.
Anybody got any commissions?

Thanks again,


Sending good luck wishes for a successful job hunt for your brother -=-
fast! MLB

MatSav wrote:
Marina wrote:
MatSav wrote:

Indeed. The vet says an X-ray of the larynx shows a lump in the
throat. They want to do an ultrasound tomorrow (Monday), before
deciding what course of action to take.

This could be good or bad news. Please let us know what turns up. Many
purrs on the way for you both.

The Power of Purr does it again!

The vet, Mr Clark, 'scoped the throat and stomach. Nothing too serious
there - just a bit inflamed and probably sore. He doesn't want to biopsy
the oesophagus, because that's very painful, apparently.

He found an abscess in the bone of the lower jaw, which he drained and
scraped to encourage healing. One of the upper canine (feline?) teeth
had been pressing on and through the lower gum and jaw, which is
probably where the infection set in - so he's filed that tooth down a bit!

She's awake after her anaesthetic, and eating again :-)

She _may_ be able to come home tomorrow :-))
Good news, indeed.

PS - I know this is a little cheeky, but can I have some "job purrs" for
my brother please? He's a freelance writer, and really needs some work.
Anybody got any commissions?

Thanks again,

Job purrs for your brother.

--
Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

MatSav wrote:

The Power of Purr does it again!

The vet, Mr Clark, 'scoped the throat and stomach. Nothing too serious
there - just a bit inflamed and probably sore. He doesn't want to biopsy
the oesophagus, because that's very painful, apparently.

He found an abscess in the bone of the lower jaw, which he drained and
scraped to encourage healing. One of the upper canine (feline?) teeth
had been pressing on and through the lower gum and jaw, which is
probably where the infection set in - so he's filed that tooth down a bit!

She's awake after her anaesthetic, and eating again :-)

She _may_ be able to come home tomorrow :-))

Purrs for her jaw to heal well, and that she can come home today. Frank
once had an abscess in his lower jaw. It swelled up and looked horrible,
and the worst part was, I thought I had done this to him by hurting him
while trying to administer some medicine. It turned out that it was a
tooth problem.

PS - I know this is a little cheeky, but can I have some "job purrs" for
my brother please? He's a freelance writer, and really needs some work.
Anybody got any commissions?

Purrs for your brother to get a commission. And then another one. And
then another one.

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.
Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/
Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/
and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki

Marina wrote:
MatSav wrote:

The Power of Purr does it again!

The vet, Mr Clark, 'scoped the throat and stomach. Nothing too serious
there - just a bit inflamed and probably sore. He doesn't want to
biopsy the oesophagus, because that's very painful, apparently.

He found an abscess in the bone of the lower jaw, which he drained and
scraped to encourage healing. One of the upper canine (feline?) teeth
had been pressing on and through the lower gum and jaw, which is
probably where the infection set in - so he's filed that tooth down a
bit!

She's awake after her anaesthetic, and eating again :-)

She _may_ be able to come home tomorrow :-))

Purrs for her jaw to heal well, and that she can come home today.

Mrs Cat is home :-)

Laying in my arms and purring up a storm for everyone else who needs
them :-) :-)

Two weeks of 'palatable' antibiotics - Cyclaspurin, or something like
that. I have to take her back in a week, to see if it's healing well.

The vet showed me the X-ray - there is a lump in her throat, but that
doesn't seem to have been the problem. She's eating and drinking again.
He still wants to try and find out what the lump is :-(

Purrs for your brother to get a commission. And then another one. And
then another one.

Thanks Marina!

--
MatSav

MatSav "matthew | dot | savage | at | dsl | dot | pipex | dot | com" wrote:

Mrs Cat is home :-)

Laying in my arms and purring up a storm for everyone else who needs
them :-) :-)

HOORAY!!!

The vet showed me the X-ray - there is a lump in her throat, but that
doesn't seem to have been the problem. She's eating and drinking again.
He still wants to try and find out what the lump is :-(

Purrs that it is something minor. I'm glad she's eating!

Joyce