Can Kiki have a minor operation purr?

Poor Kiki is in the vets right now awaiting a little surgery.

When she came to see me in bed this morning, she seemed her usual
self, but she wasn't closing her mouth all the way. I took a peek and
one of her top fangs was destroyed. The tip had gone and the remaining
fang was split up the middle all the way into the gum. It looked
agonising, and if that had been my tooth I would have been screaming -
but Kiki is much braver than I am.

I found the tip of the tooth in the middle of the bedroom floor. Looks
like she took a leap from the wardrobe and landed on her nose, silly
girl.

We went to our usual excellent vets (Kiki sang all the way in her
carrier, to the irritation of the taxi driver). Dr Kurt's opinion was
that extraction was the only answer, as the tooth was too smashed to
be fixed. So Kiki had a shot of local anaesthetic to control the pain
until this evening, when they will operate.

With luck, I can pick her up tonight and take her home. I hope she
doesn't have to overnight with the vet, because she's not going to
like that at all, clingy little thing that she is.

Please purr for an uneventful extraction and quick recovery for
Kiki... I already told her about all the splendid RPCA cats with
missing fangs, so she knows she's in good company.

Thanks
Al.

Purrs for you and Kiki are on the way.

--

Joy

No amount of time can erase the memory of a good cat, and no amount of
masking tape can ever totally remove his fur from your couch. - Leo Dworken

"Alphonze" wrote in message
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Poor Kiki is in the vets right now awaiting a little surgery.

When she came to see me in bed this morning, she seemed her usual
self, but she wasn't closing her mouth all the way. I took a peek and
one of her top fangs was destroyed. The tip had gone and the remaining
fang was split up the middle all the way into the gum. It looked
agonising, and if that had been my tooth I would have been screaming -
but Kiki is much braver than I am.

I found the tip of the tooth in the middle of the bedroom floor. Looks
like she took a leap from the wardrobe and landed on her nose, silly
girl.

We went to our usual excellent vets (Kiki sang all the way in her
carrier, to the irritation of the taxi driver). Dr Kurt's opinion was
that extraction was the only answer, as the tooth was too smashed to
be fixed. So Kiki had a shot of local anaesthetic to control the pain
until this evening, when they will operate.

With luck, I can pick her up tonight and take her home. I hope she
doesn't have to overnight with the vet, because she's not going to
like that at all, clingy little thing that she is.

Please purr for an uneventful extraction and quick recovery for
Kiki... I already told her about all the splendid RPCA cats with
missing fangs, so she knows she's in good company.

Thanks
Al.

Alphonze wrote:
Poor Kiki is in the vets right now awaiting a little surgery.

When she came to see me in bed this morning, she seemed her usual
self, but she wasn't closing her mouth all the way. I took a peek and
one of her top fangs was destroyed. The tip had gone and the remaining
fang was split up the middle all the way into the gum. It looked
agonising, and if that had been my tooth I would have been screaming -
but Kiki is much braver than I am.

I found the tip of the tooth in the middle of the bedroom floor. Looks
like she took a leap from the wardrobe and landed on her nose, silly
girl.

We went to our usual excellent vets (Kiki sang all the way in her
carrier, to the irritation of the taxi driver). Dr Kurt's opinion was
that extraction was the only answer, as the tooth was too smashed to
be fixed. So Kiki had a shot of local anaesthetic to control the pain
until this evening, when they will operate.

With luck, I can pick her up tonight and take her home. I hope she
doesn't have to overnight with the vet, because she's not going to
like that at all, clingy little thing that she is.

Please purr for an uneventful extraction and quick recovery for
Kiki... I already told her about all the splendid RPCA cats with
missing fangs, so she knows she's in good company.

Thanks
Al.

Poor baby! Lots of purrs on the way.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

On Jun 13, 2:54*am, Alphonze wrote:
Poor Kiki is in the vets right now awaiting a little surgery.

When she came to see me in bed this morning, she seemed her usual
self, but she wasn't closing her mouth all the way. I took a peek and
one of her top fangs was destroyed. The tip had gone and the remaining
fang was split up the middle all the way into the gum. It looked
agonising, and if that had been my tooth I would have been screaming -
but Kiki is much braver than I am.

I found the tip of the tooth in the middle of the bedroom floor. Looks
like she took a leap from the wardrobe and landed on her nose, silly
girl.

We went to our usual excellent vets (Kiki sang all the way in her
carrier, to the irritation of the taxi driver). Dr Kurt's opinion was
that extraction was the only answer, as the tooth was too smashed to
be fixed. So Kiki had a shot of local anaesthetic to control the pain
until this evening, when they will operate.

With luck, I can pick her up tonight and take her home. I hope she
doesn't have to overnight with the vet, because she's not going to
like that at all, clingy little thing that she is.

Please purr for an uneventful extraction and quick recovery for
Kiki... I already told her about all the splendid RPCA cats with
missing fangs, so she knows she's in good company.

Thanks
Al.

Rusty, who had 2 teeth extracted, is purring for KiKi.

Winnie

On Jun 13, 1:54*am, Alphonze wrote:
Poor Kiki is in the vets right now awaiting a little surgery.

When she came to see me in bed this morning, she seemed her usual
self, but she wasn't closing her mouth all the way. I took a peek and
one of her top fangs was destroyed. The tip had gone and the remaining
fang was split up the middle all the way into the gum. It looked
agonising, and if that had been my tooth I would have been screaming -
but Kiki is much braver than I am.

I found the tip of the tooth in the middle of the bedroom floor. Looks
like she took a leap from the wardrobe and landed on her nose, silly
girl.

We went to our usual excellent vets (Kiki sang all the way in her
carrier, to the irritation of the taxi driver). Dr Kurt's opinion was
that extraction was the only answer, as the tooth was too smashed to
be fixed. So Kiki had a shot of local anaesthetic to control the pain
until this evening, when they will operate.

With luck, I can pick her up tonight and take her home. I hope she
doesn't have to overnight with the vet, because she's not going to
like that at all, clingy little thing that she is.

Please purr for an uneventful extraction and quick recovery for
Kiki... I already told her about all the splendid RPCA cats with
missing fangs, so she knows she's in good company.

Thanks
Al.

Poor Kiki! Cats do seem to recover from tooth extractions pretty well.
She'll feel so much better after she gets it over with. Hope it all
goes very well.

Sherry

"Alphonze" wrote in message
...
Poor Kiki is in the vets right now awaiting a little surgery.

When she came to see me in bed this morning, she seemed her usual
self, but she wasn't closing her mouth all the way. I took a peek and
one of her top fangs was destroyed. The tip had gone and the remaining
fang was split up the middle all the way into the gum. It looked
agonising, and if that had been my tooth I would have been screaming -
but Kiki is much braver than I am.

I found the tip of the tooth in the middle of the bedroom floor. Looks
like she took a leap from the wardrobe and landed on her nose, silly
girl.

We went to our usual excellent vets (Kiki sang all the way in her
carrier, to the irritation of the taxi driver). Dr Kurt's opinion was
that extraction was the only answer, as the tooth was too smashed to
be fixed. So Kiki had a shot of local anaesthetic to control the pain
until this evening, when they will operate.

With luck, I can pick her up tonight and take her home. I hope she
doesn't have to overnight with the vet, because she's not going to
like that at all, clingy little thing that she is.

Please purr for an uneventful extraction and quick recovery for
Kiki... I already told her about all the splendid RPCA cats with
missing fangs, so she knows she's in good company.


Of course she can have abundant purrs. Poor little girl.


--
Theresa and Dante

Stinky Forever: http://pets.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

"Alphonze" wrote in message
...
Poor Kiki is in the vets right now awaiting a little surgery.

When she came to see me in bed this morning, she seemed her usual
self, but she wasn't closing her mouth all the way. I took a peek and
one of her top fangs was destroyed. The tip had gone and the remaining
fang was split up the middle all the way into the gum. It looked
agonising, and if that had been my tooth I would have been screaming -
but Kiki is much braver than I am.

I found the tip of the tooth in the middle of the bedroom floor. Looks
like she took a leap from the wardrobe and landed on her nose, silly
girl.

We went to our usual excellent vets (Kiki sang all the way in her
carrier, to the irritation of the taxi driver). Dr Kurt's opinion was
that extraction was the only answer, as the tooth was too smashed to
be fixed. So Kiki had a shot of local anaesthetic to control the pain
until this evening, when they will operate.

With luck, I can pick her up tonight and take her home. I hope she
doesn't have to overnight with the vet, because she's not going to
like that at all, clingy little thing that she is.

Please purr for an uneventful extraction and quick recovery for
Kiki... I already told her about all the splendid RPCA cats with
missing fangs, so she knows she's in good company.

Thanks
Al.



Purrs on the way for an uneventful extraction and quick recovery.

Jill

On Jun 13, 2:54*pm, Alphonze wrote:
Poor Kiki is in the vets right now awaiting a little surgery.

Thank you for all the purrs - they worked.

Kiki's home now, recovering from the anaesthetic. She's not too woozy,
but has a very creaky miaow. She's had a few mouthfuls of wet food,
and purrs when she's cuddled, so I think I'm almost forgiven.

Naughty, as I described before, is still a very protective big sister.
When Kiki came home Naughty pinned her down and washed her, and then
fetched her a catnip mouse.

The vets gave me the tooth as a grisly souvenir. I guess the tooth
fairy will be paying Kiki a visit tonight!

purrs in route

"Alphonze" wrote in message
...
Poor Kiki is in the vets right now awaiting a little surgery.

When she came to see me in bed this morning, she seemed her usual
self, but she wasn't closing her mouth all the way. I took a peek and
one of her top fangs was destroyed. The tip had gone and the remaining
fang was split up the middle all the way into the gum. It looked
agonising, and if that had been my tooth I would have been screaming -
but Kiki is much braver than I am.

I found the tip of the tooth in the middle of the bedroom floor. Looks
like she took a leap from the wardrobe and landed on her nose, silly
girl.

We went to our usual excellent vets (Kiki sang all the way in her
carrier, to the irritation of the taxi driver). Dr Kurt's opinion was
that extraction was the only answer, as the tooth was too smashed to
be fixed. So Kiki had a shot of local anaesthetic to control the pain
until this evening, when they will operate.

With luck, I can pick her up tonight and take her home. I hope she
doesn't have to overnight with the vet, because she's not going to
like that at all, clingy little thing that she is.

Please purr for an uneventful extraction and quick recovery for
Kiki... I already told her about all the splendid RPCA cats with
missing fangs, so she knows she's in good company.

Thanks
Al.

On Jun 13, 11:18*am, Alphonze wrote:
On Jun 13, 2:54*pm, Alphonze wrote:

Poor Kiki is in the vets right now awaiting a little surgery.

Thank you for all the purrs - they worked.

I didn't see your message before but it is good that the purring team
on here did their job.


Kiki's home now, recovering from the anaesthetic. She's not too woozy,
but has a very creaky miaow. She's had a few mouthfuls of wet food,
and purrs when she's cuddled, so I think I'm almost forgiven.

Naughty, as I described before, is still a very protective big sister.
When Kiki came home Naughty pinned her down and washed her, and then
fetched her a catnip mouse.

What a _good_ girl.

The vets gave me the tooth as a grisly souvenir. I guess the tooth
fairy will be paying Kiki a visit tonight!

What a good idea.

--
Will in New Haven