sad sekriterry

meeee wrote:

Hi I am momentarily butting in here, cat frends because this is a hard
subject to write about. On Sunday we lost one of Cougar's kittens. Not
Crystal, although I'm still watching her, but the smallest of the litter,
dear little Smokey Quartz. The vet diagnosis was incorrect; I'm not
blaming the vet though as its very hard to pick things in kittens and what
he gave me was the right medication, but the correct diagnosis is more
infectious. The original diagnosis of Crystal was a gastro type bug as she
had no signs of Colisii (not spelled right I know) virus and had diarhea
so he interpreted the 'hurking' as a vomiting attempt on an empty stomach.
However it was actually coughing and as i was looking for gastro signs I
missed the 'coughing' signs putting them down to hairballs. By the time we
realized something was up it was too late. Smokey passed away early Sunday
morning. He hadnt looked actually sick, but had lost weight over the week.
I put this down as being close to worming time (next week) and change of
food. As I was on the lookout for gastro signs I totally missed the cough.
It is a flu type thing and now all the cats are on anitbiotics as
apparently (as happened here) if you only treat the one with symptoms you
can have one recover, only to have another come down with it. I am glad we
caught it before we lost any of the others, as it seems to move fast once
it takes hold. So I am feeling quite down, and DH was devastated as he
really loves the kittens. We buried little Smokey in a piece of Sari silk
under the Azalea bed.

leaking Sekriterry

You are not alone. We know what it means to loose a loved one and we are
all purring fur you and fur poor little Smokey Quartz. It's such a
beautiful name and we are sure the kitten is too. May she have fun playing
with all those others at the bridge.

Diana, Ryan & Cinnamon.

--
Regards,
Fred Williams

Hi I am momentarily butting in here, cat frends because this is a hard
subject to write about. On Sunday we lost one of Cougar's kittens. Not
Crystal, although I'm still watching her, but the smallest of the litter,
dear little Smokey Quartz. The vet diagnosis was incorrect; I'm not blaming
the vet though as its very hard to pick things in kittens and what he gave
me was the right medication, but the correct diagnosis is more infectious.
The original diagnosis of Crystal was a gastro type bug as she had no signs
of Colisii (not spelled right I know) virus and had diarhea so he
interpreted the 'hurking' as a vomiting attempt on an empty stomach. However
it was actually coughing and as i was looking for gastro signs I missed the
'coughing' signs putting them down to hairballs. By the time we realized
something was up it was too late. Smokey passed away early Sunday morning.
He hadnt looked actually sick, but had lost weight over the week. I put this
down as being close to worming time (next week) and change of food. As I was
on the lookout for gastro signs I totally missed the cough. It is a flu type
thing and now all the cats are on anitbiotics as apparently (as happened
here) if you only treat the one with symptoms you can have one recover, only
to have another come down with it. I am glad we caught it before we lost any
of the others, as it seems to move fast once it takes hold. So I am feeling
quite down, and DH was devastated as he really loves the kittens. We buried
little Smokey in a piece of Sari silk under the Azalea bed.

leaking Sekriterry

Weze all purrin fur yur harts to feel bedder. Smokey was luved an we
hopes he had a peeceful trip to da bridj.

PURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPU RRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurr
PURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPU RRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurr

Snowflake, Chappy and Booker

meeee wrote:
Hi I am momentarily butting in here, cat frends because this is a hard
subject to write about. On Sunday we lost one of Cougar's kittens. Not
Crystal, although I'm still watching her, but the smallest of the litter,
dear little Smokey Quartz. The vet diagnosis was incorrect; I'm not blaming
the vet though as its very hard to pick things in kittens and what he gave
me was the right medication, but the correct diagnosis is more infectious.
The original diagnosis of Crystal was a gastro type bug as she had no signs
of Colisii (not spelled right I know) virus and had diarhea so he
interpreted the 'hurking' as a vomiting attempt on an empty stomach. However
it was actually coughing and as i was looking for gastro signs I missed the
'coughing' signs putting them down to hairballs. By the time we realized
something was up it was too late. Smokey passed away early Sunday morning.
He hadnt looked actually sick, but had lost weight over the week. I put this
down as being close to worming time (next week) and change of food. As I was
on the lookout for gastro signs I totally missed the cough. It is a flu type
thing and now all the cats are on anitbiotics as apparently (as happened
here) if you only treat the one with symptoms you can have one recover, only
to have another come down with it. I am glad we caught it before we lost any
of the others, as it seems to move fast once it takes hold. So I am feeling
quite down, and DH was devastated as he really loves the kittens. We buried
little Smokey in a piece of Sari silk under the Azalea bed.

leaking Sekriterry

Oh dear, Cougar we're so sorry to hear about this. Do you need a
Caretaking Kitty from the Catmerica Volunteer Nurses' Corps to
teleport over and help you take care of the kittens?

Respectfully meowed,
Kitty Schottland VC, Age 16
Chief Tortie In Residence
Caretaking Kitty
Catmerica Volunteer Nurses Corps
Registered Cat Nurse & Purr Therapist


"meeee" wrote in message
...
Hi I am momentarily butting in here, cat frends because this is
a hard subject to write about. On Sunday we lost one of
Cougar's kittens. Not Crystal, although I'm still watching her,
but the smallest of the litter, dear little Smokey Quartz. The
vet diagnosis was incorrect; I'm not blaming the vet though as
its very hard to pick things in kittens and what he gave me was
the right medication, but the correct diagnosis is more
infectious. The original diagnosis of Crystal was a gastro type
bug as she had no signs of Colisii (not spelled right I know)
virus and had diarhea so he interpreted the 'hurking' as a
vomiting attempt on an empty stomach. However it was actually
coughing and as i was looking for gastro signs I missed the
'coughing' signs putting them down to hairballs. By the time we
realized something was up it was too late. Smokey passed away
early Sunday morning. He hadnt looked actually sick, but had
lost weight over the week. I put this down as being close to
worming time (next week) and change of food. As I was on the
lookout for gastro signs I totally missed the cough. It is a
flu type thing and now all the cats are on anitbiotics as
apparently (as happened here) if you only treat the one with
symptoms you can have one recover, only to have another come
down with it. I am glad we caught it before we lost any of the
others, as it seems to move fast once it takes hold. So I am
feeling quite down, and DH was devastated as he really loves
the kittens. We buried little Smokey in a piece of Sari silk
under the Azalea bed.

leaking Sekriterry

"unclefred" wrote in message
...
meeee wrote:

Hi I am momentarily butting in here, cat frends because this is a hard
subject to write about. On Sunday we lost one of Cougar's kittens. Not
Crystal, although I'm still watching her, but the smallest of the litter,
dear little Smokey Quartz. The vet diagnosis was incorrect; I'm not
blaming the vet though as its very hard to pick things in kittens and
what
he gave me was the right medication, but the correct diagnosis is more
infectious. The original diagnosis of Crystal was a gastro type bug as
she
had no signs of Colisii (not spelled right I know) virus and had diarhea
so he interpreted the 'hurking' as a vomiting attempt on an empty
stomach.
However it was actually coughing and as i was looking for gastro signs I
missed the 'coughing' signs putting them down to hairballs. By the time
we
realized something was up it was too late. Smokey passed away early
Sunday
morning. He hadnt looked actually sick, but had lost weight over the
week.
I put this down as being close to worming time (next week) and change of
food. As I was on the lookout for gastro signs I totally missed the
cough.
It is a flu type thing and now all the cats are on anitbiotics as
apparently (as happened here) if you only treat the one with symptoms you
can have one recover, only to have another come down with it. I am glad
we
caught it before we lost any of the others, as it seems to move fast once
it takes hold. So I am feeling quite down, and DH was devastated as he
really loves the kittens. We buried little Smokey in a piece of Sari silk
under the Azalea bed.

leaking Sekriterry

You are not alone. We know what it means to loose a loved one and
we are
all purring fur you and fur poor little Smokey Quartz. It's such a
beautiful name and we are sure the kitten is too. May she have fun
playing
with all those others at the bridge.

Diana, Ryan & Cinnamon.

--
Regards,
Fred Williams

Thankyou. He was a little beauty and is very sadly missed by hoomins and
cats alike. I will never forget him, he will be remembered along with the
other precious ones waiting.

thankyou all...
leaking again

"Me" wrote in message
...
Weze all purrin fur yur harts to feel bedder. Smokey was luved an we hopes
he had a peeceful trip to da bridj.

PURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPU RRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurr
PURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurrPU RRpurrPURRpurrPURRpurr

Snowflake, Chappy and Booker

meeee wrote:
Hi I am momentarily butting in here, cat frends because this is a hard
subject to write about. On Sunday we lost one of Cougar's kittens. Not
Crystal, although I'm still watching her, but the smallest of the litter,
dear little Smokey Quartz. The vet diagnosis was incorrect; I'm not
blaming the vet though as its very hard to pick things in kittens and
what he gave me was the right medication, but the correct diagnosis is
more infectious. The original diagnosis of Crystal was a gastro type bug
as she had no signs of Colisii (not spelled right I know) virus and had
diarhea so he interpreted the 'hurking' as a vomiting attempt on an empty
stomach. However it was actually coughing and as i was looking for gastro
signs I missed the 'coughing' signs putting them down to hairballs. By
the time we realized something was up it was too late. Smokey passed away
early Sunday morning. He hadnt looked actually sick, but had lost weight
over the week. I put this down as being close to worming time (next week)
and change of food. As I was on the lookout for gastro signs I totally
missed the cough. It is a flu type thing and now all the cats are on
anitbiotics as apparently (as happened here) if you only treat the one
with symptoms you can have one recover, only to have another come down
with it. I am glad we caught it before we lost any of the others, as it
seems to move fast once it takes hold. So I am feeling quite down, and DH
was devastated as he really loves the kittens. We buried little Smokey in
a piece of Sari silk under the Azalea bed.

leaking Sekriterry

Fangyu that wud be furry helpful. I is wurreed abowt my remayning kitties.
Tha Boss is leekin an shuvvin orrible taysting stuffs down ower throts but i
is still wurreed becos crystal is coffing still.
Coogar

"ChildFree23" wrote in message
nk.net...
Oh dear, Cougar we're so sorry to hear about this. Do you need a
Caretaking Kitty from the Catmerica Volunteer Nurses' Corps to teleport
over and help you take care of the kittens?

Respectfully meowed,
Kitty Schottland VC, Age 16
Chief Tortie In Residence
Caretaking Kitty
Catmerica Volunteer Nurses Corps
Registered Cat Nurse & Purr Therapist


"meeee" wrote in message
...
Hi I am momentarily butting in here, cat frends because this is a hard
subject to write about. On Sunday we lost one of Cougar's kittens. Not
Crystal, although I'm still watching her, but the smallest of the litter,
dear little Smokey Quartz. The vet diagnosis was incorrect; I'm not
blaming the vet though as its very hard to pick things in kittens and
what he gave me was the right medication, but the correct diagnosis is
more infectious. The original diagnosis of Crystal was a gastro type bug
as she had no signs of Colisii (not spelled right I know) virus and had
diarhea so he interpreted the 'hurking' as a vomiting attempt on an empty
stomach. However it was actually coughing and as i was looking for gastro
signs I missed the 'coughing' signs putting them down to hairballs. By
the time we realized something was up it was too late. Smokey passed away
early Sunday morning. He hadnt looked actually sick, but had lost weight
over the week. I put this down as being close to worming time (next week)
and change of food. As I was on the lookout for gastro signs I totally
missed the cough. It is a flu type thing and now all the cats are on
anitbiotics as apparently (as happened here) if you only treat the one
with symptoms you can have one recover, only to have another come down
with it. I am glad we caught it before we lost any of the others, as it
seems to move fast once it takes hold. So I am feeling quite down, and DH
was devastated as he really loves the kittens. We buried little Smokey in
a piece of Sari silk under the Azalea bed.

leaking Sekriterry

[The teleporter twinkles, winkles, and shines, and out steps
Kitty Schottland, wearing a starched white nurse's cap and
carrying a black bag.] Where's the Crystal Kitten? I have to
examine her. Open up and say MEOW!

Kitty Schottland, VC
Chief Tortie In Residence


"meeee" wrote in message
news
Fangyu that wud be furry helpful. I is wurreed abowt my
remayning kitties. Tha Boss is leekin an shuvvin orrible
taysting stuffs down ower throts but i is still wurreed becos
crystal is coffing still.
Coogar

"ChildFree23" wrote in message
nk.net...
Oh dear, Cougar we're so sorry to hear about this. Do you
need a Caretaking Kitty from the Catmerica Volunteer Nurses'
Corps to teleport over and help you take care of the kittens?

Respectfully meowed,
Kitty Schottland VC, Age 16
Chief Tortie In Residence
Caretaking Kitty
Catmerica Volunteer Nurses Corps
Registered Cat Nurse & Purr Therapist


"meeee" wrote in
message
...
Hi I am momentarily butting in here, cat frends because this
is a hard subject to write about. On Sunday we lost one of
Cougar's kittens. Not Crystal, although I'm still watching
her, but the smallest of the litter, dear little Smokey
Quartz. The vet diagnosis was incorrect; I'm not blaming the
vet though as its very hard to pick things in kittens and
what he gave me was the right medication, but the correct
diagnosis is more infectious. The original diagnosis of
Crystal was a gastro type bug as she had no signs of Colisii
(not spelled right I know) virus and had diarhea so he
interpreted the 'hurking' as a vomiting attempt on an empty
stomach. However it was actually coughing and as i was
looking for gastro signs I missed the 'coughing' signs
putting them down to hairballs. By the time we realized
something was up it was too late. Smokey passed away early
Sunday morning. He hadnt looked actually sick, but had lost
weight over the week. I put this down as being close to
worming time (next week) and change of food. As I was on the
lookout for gastro signs I totally missed the cough. It is a
flu type thing and now all the cats are on anitbiotics as
apparently (as happened here) if you only treat the one with
symptoms you can have one recover, only to have another come
down with it. I am glad we caught it before we lost any of
the others, as it seems to move fast once it takes hold. So I
am feeling quite down, and DH was devastated as he really
loves the kittens. We buried little Smokey in a piece of Sari
silk under the Azalea bed.

leaking Sekriterry

[Five cats form a circle and assume the meatloaf position of respect
while they purrr fur little Smokey Quartz' trip to the Bridj and for the
hearts of those who loved him.]
Purrrrrrrrrrrumpurrrrrrrrrumpurrrrrrrum
Purrrrrrrrrrrrrrumpurrrrrrrrumpurrrrrrrrrum
Purrrrrrrrumpurrrrrrrrrrrumpurrrrrrrum
Purrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrumpurrrrrrrumpurrrrrrrrrum
purrrrrrrrpurrrrrrrpurrrrrrr
Ralph, Fred, Clyde, Alice, & Jane


meeee wrote:
Hi I am momentarily butting in here, cat frends because this is a hard
subject to write about. On Sunday we lost one of Cougar's kittens. Not
Crystal, although I'm still watching her, but the smallest of the litter,
dear little Smokey Quartz. The vet diagnosis was incorrect; I'm not blaming
the vet though as its very hard to pick things in kittens and what he gave
me was the right medication, but the correct diagnosis is more infectious.
The original diagnosis of Crystal was a gastro type bug as she had no signs
of Colisii (not spelled right I know) virus and had diarhea so he
interpreted the 'hurking' as a vomiting attempt on an empty stomach. However
it was actually coughing and as i was looking for gastro signs I missed the
'coughing' signs putting them down to hairballs. By the time we realized
something was up it was too late. Smokey passed away early Sunday morning.
He hadnt looked actually sick, but had lost weight over the week. I put this
down as being close to worming time (next week) and change of food. As I was
on the lookout for gastro signs I totally missed the cough. It is a flu type
thing and now all the cats are on anitbiotics as apparently (as happened
here) if you only treat the one with symptoms you can have one recover, only
to have another come down with it. I am glad we caught it before we lost any
of the others, as it seems to move fast once it takes hold. So I am feeling
quite down, and DH was devastated as he really loves the kittens. We buried
little Smokey in a piece of Sari silk under the Azalea bed.

leaking Sekriterry

On Sun, 05 Nov 2006 22:53:27 GMT, meeee's nimble, little paws typed:

gennle snippy

We is sorry to reed ov dis, and sendz owr Purrz to hooman an kitty to
heel dere broken hartz. Purrrrrrrrrrrr.....................

--
Purrs,

Mme. Anaïs
11/6/2006 11:16:40 AM
anais_737+at+verizon+dot+net