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June 30th 06, 12:14 PM
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Visit to Ted
Sesame was having a very nice sleep on my bed this afternoon when I picked
her up, put her in the carrier and then out we went to the car. She was not impressed! I like to call it the Surpise Wake Up-Carrier Deployment maneuver. She had a general check up - blood pressure (160 which is normal - and good considering her age). He listened to her heart which is good, took some blood and urine and are doing about $230 worth of tests. Ouch. Her urine is a bit cloudy which could indicate a bladder infection/UTI. Also checking blood to make sure kidneys and thyroid are still at good levels. He's a little bit concerned about her eye - he thinks that it has ruptured and plugged itself again and it is a bit bigger so he wants to check on that in a month. He said that it isn't causing her pain but there may be the occasional irritation. He said it wouldn't be as bad as a hair which is rough because the plug is smooth, and because the third eyelid is covering it that prevents it from drying out. So hopefully that won't develop into any problem. He said the risk is that the eye might collapse if it ruptures - which is less likely considering she spends most of her time indoors, sleeping rather than being active and very rarely has contact with other animals. The risks of surgery at her age just are too much... plus the fact that it would place her kidneys (which so far are OK) at more risk of failing. These kitties like to worry us, don't they! Anyway we should have all the results back by Monday. Sesame has a full tummy from dinner and is sulking - she's not too happy with me! They also have a new clinic cat called BonBon - she is a white longhaired kitty and absolutely gorgeous. She was a stray and is now spending her time charming the staff and visitors. A real cutie! Kathryn 
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June 30th 06, 12:53 PM
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Kathryn can you email me? Its a question about good vets near
Korumburra. (I *think* I remember that you live in that part of Victoria, if I'm wrong please forgive me) My email address is tsilberb at yahoo dot co dot uk (needless to say, replace ats and dots with @ and .) Thanks, Tish On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 19:14:12 +0800, "Kathryn" wrote: Sesame was having a very nice sleep on my bed this afternoon when I picked her up, put her in the carrier and then out we went to the car. She was not impressed! I like to call it the Surpise Wake Up-Carrier Deployment maneuver. She had a general check up - blood pressure (160 which is normal - and good considering her age). He listened to her heart which is good, took some blood and urine and are doing about $230 worth of tests. Ouch. Her urine is a bit cloudy which could indicate a bladder infection/UTI. Also checking blood to make sure kidneys and thyroid are still at good levels. He's a little bit concerned about her eye - he thinks that it has ruptured and plugged itself again and it is a bit bigger so he wants to check on that in a month. He said that it isn't causing her pain but there may be the occasional irritation. He said it wouldn't be as bad as a hair which is rough because the plug is smooth, and because the third eyelid is covering it that prevents it from drying out. So hopefully that won't develop into any problem. He said the risk is that the eye might collapse if it ruptures - which is less likely considering she spends most of her time indoors, sleeping rather than being active and very rarely has contact with other animals. The risks of surgery at her age just are too much... plus the fact that it would place her kidneys (which so far are OK) at more risk of failing. These kitties like to worry us, don't they! Anyway we should have all the results back by Monday. Sesame has a full tummy from dinner and is sulking - she's not too happy with me! They also have a new clinic cat called BonBon - she is a white longhaired kitty and absolutely gorgeous. She was a stray and is now spending her time charming the staff and visitors. A real cutie! Kathryn
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June 30th 06, 01:07 PM
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Too bad the cat didn't ****ing die, who the **** names there cat
****ing seaseme, you pretenois ****s,DOGS DTW LUKE LOLOLOLOL Tish Silberbauer wrote: Kathryn can you email me? Its a question about good vets near Korumburra. (I *think* I remember that you live in that part of Victoria, if I'm wrong please forgive me) My email address is tsilberb at yahoo dot co dot uk (needless to say, replace ats and dots with @ and .) Thanks, Tish On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 19:14:12 +0800, "Kathryn" wrote: Sesame was having a very nice sleep on my bed this afternoon when I picked her up, put her in the carrier and then out we went to the car. She was not impressed! I like to call it the Surpise Wake Up-Carrier Deployment maneuver. She had a general check up - blood pressure (160 which is normal - and good considering her age). He listened to her heart which is good, took some blood and urine and are doing about $230 worth of tests. Ouch. Her urine is a bit cloudy which could indicate a bladder infection/UTI. Also checking blood to make sure kidneys and thyroid are still at good levels. He's a little bit concerned about her eye - he thinks that it has ruptured and plugged itself again and it is a bit bigger so he wants to check on that in a month. He said that it isn't causing her pain but there may be the occasional irritation. He said it wouldn't be as bad as a hair which is rough because the plug is smooth, and because the third eyelid is covering it that prevents it from drying out. So hopefully that won't develop into any problem. He said the risk is that the eye might collapse if it ruptures - which is less likely considering she spends most of her time indoors, sleeping rather than being active and very rarely has contact with other animals. The risks of surgery at her age just are too much... plus the fact that it would place her kidneys (which so far are OK) at more risk of failing. These kitties like to worry us, don't they! Anyway we should have all the results back by Monday. Sesame has a full tummy from dinner and is sulking - she's not too happy with me! They also have a new clinic cat called BonBon - she is a white longhaired kitty and absolutely gorgeous. She was a stray and is now spending her time charming the staff and visitors. A real cutie! Kathryn
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June 30th 06, 01:10 PM
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"Kathryn" wrote:
Sesame was having a very nice sleep on my bed this afternoon when I picked her up, put her in the carrier and then out we went to the car. She was not impressed! I like to call it the Surpise Wake Up-Carrier Deployment maneuver. She had a general check up - blood pressure (160 which is normal - and good considering her age). He listened to her heart which is good, took some blood and urine and are doing about $230 worth of tests. Ouch. Her urine is a bit cloudy which could indicate a bladder infection/UTI. Also checking blood to make sure kidneys and thyroid are still at good levels. He's a little bit concerned about her eye - he thinks that it has ruptured and plugged itself again and it is a bit bigger so he wants to check on that in a month. He said that it isn't causing her pain but there may be the occasional irritation. He said it wouldn't be as bad as a hair which is rough because the plug is smooth, and because the third eyelid is covering it that prevents it from drying out. So hopefully that won't develop into any problem. He said the risk is that the eye might collapse if it ruptures - which is less likely considering she spends most of her time indoors, sleeping rather than being active and very rarely has contact with other animals. The risks of surgery at her age just are too much... plus the fact that it would place her kidneys (which so far are OK) at more risk of failing. These kitties like to worry us, don't they! Anyway we should have all the results back by Monday. Sesame has a full tummy from dinner and is sulking - she's not too happy with me! They also have a new clinic cat called BonBon - she is a white longhaired kitty and absolutely gorgeous. She was a stray and is now spending her time charming the staff and visitors. A real cutie! Kathryn Purrs that Sesame's test will be negative and her eye is ok. Randy http://picasaweb.google.com/crmartin1 http://kittenwar.com/kittens/74045/
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June 30th 06, 01:11 PM
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YOU PEOPLE ARE ****ED, I HAD SEX WITH MY CAT WHEN HE WAS A KITTEN LO.
Randy wrote: "Kathryn" wrote: Sesame was having a very nice sleep on my bed this afternoon when I picked her up, put her in the carrier and then out we went to the car. She was not impressed! I like to call it the Surpise Wake Up-Carrier Deployment maneuver. She had a general check up - blood pressure (160 which is normal - and good considering her age). He listened to her heart which is good, took some blood and urine and are doing about $230 worth of tests. Ouch. Her urine is a bit cloudy which could indicate a bladder infection/UTI. Also checking blood to make sure kidneys and thyroid are still at good levels. He's a little bit concerned about her eye - he thinks that it has ruptured and plugged itself again and it is a bit bigger so he wants to check on that in a month. He said that it isn't causing her pain but there may be the occasional irritation. He said it wouldn't be as bad as a hair which is rough because the plug is smooth, and because the third eyelid is covering it that prevents it from drying out. So hopefully that won't develop into any problem. He said the risk is that the eye might collapse if it ruptures - which is less likely considering she spends most of her time indoors, sleeping rather than being active and very rarely has contact with other animals. The risks of surgery at her age just are too much... plus the fact that it would place her kidneys (which so far are OK) at more risk of failing. These kitties like to worry us, don't they! Anyway we should have all the results back by Monday. Sesame has a full tummy from dinner and is sulking - she's not too happy with me! They also have a new clinic cat called BonBon - she is a white longhaired kitty and absolutely gorgeous. She was a stray and is now spending her time charming the staff and visitors. A real cutie! Kathryn Purrs that Sesame's test will be negative and her eye is ok. Randy http://picasaweb.google.com/crmartin1 http://kittenwar.com/kittens/74045/
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June 30th 06, 01:25 PM
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Kathryn wrote:
Sesame was having a very nice sleep on my bed this afternoon when I picked her up, put her in the carrier and then out we went to the car. She was not impressed! I like to call it the Surpise Wake Up-Carrier Deployment maneuver. She had a general check up - blood pressure (160 which is normal - and good considering her age). He listened to her heart which is good, took some blood and urine and are doing about $230 worth of tests. Ouch. Her urine is a bit cloudy which could indicate a bladder infection/UTI. Also checking blood to make sure kidneys and thyroid are still at good levels. He's a little bit concerned about her eye - he thinks that it has ruptured and plugged itself again and it is a bit bigger so he wants to check on that in a month. He said that it isn't causing her pain but there may be the occasional irritation. He said it wouldn't be as bad as a hair which is rough because the plug is smooth, and because the third eyelid is covering it that prevents it from drying out. So hopefully that won't develop into any problem. He said the risk is that the eye might collapse if it ruptures - which is less likely considering she spends most of her time indoors, sleeping rather than being active and very rarely has contact with other animals. The risks of surgery at her age just are too much... plus the fact that it would place her kidneys (which so far are OK) at more risk of failing. These kitties like to worry us, don't they! Anyway we should have all the results back by Monday. Sesame has a full tummy from dinner and is sulking - she's not too happy with me! They also have a new clinic cat called BonBon - she is a white longhaired kitty and absolutely gorgeous. She was a stray and is now spending her time charming the staff and visitors. A real cutie! Kathryn Purrs for a good outcome to the tests and for the eye. Purrs for Sesame to forgive you which I'm sure she will very soon. -- Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk
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June 30th 06, 01:28 PM
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LOL I JUST HAD SEX WITH MY CAT, LOL EMAIL IF YOU WANT PIXX LOL
Adrian A wrote: Kathryn wrote: Sesame was having a very nice sleep on my bed this afternoon when I picked her up, put her in the carrier and then out we went to the car. She was not impressed! I like to call it the Surpise Wake Up-Carrier Deployment maneuver. She had a general check up - blood pressure (160 which is normal - and good considering her age). He listened to her heart which is good, took some blood and urine and are doing about $230 worth of tests. Ouch. Her urine is a bit cloudy which could indicate a bladder infection/UTI. Also checking blood to make sure kidneys and thyroid are still at good levels. He's a little bit concerned about her eye - he thinks that it has ruptured and plugged itself again and it is a bit bigger so he wants to check on that in a month. He said that it isn't causing her pain but there may be the occasional irritation. He said it wouldn't be as bad as a hair which is rough because the plug is smooth, and because the third eyelid is covering it that prevents it from drying out. So hopefully that won't develop into any problem. He said the risk is that the eye might collapse if it ruptures - which is less likely considering she spends most of her time indoors, sleeping rather than being active and very rarely has contact with other animals. The risks of surgery at her age just are too much... plus the fact that it would place her kidneys (which so far are OK) at more risk of failing. These kitties like to worry us, don't they! Anyway we should have all the results back by Monday. Sesame has a full tummy from dinner and is sulking - she's not too happy with me! They also have a new clinic cat called BonBon - she is a white longhaired kitty and absolutely gorgeous. She was a stray and is now spending her time charming the staff and visitors. A real cutie! Kathryn Purrs for a good outcome to the tests and for the eye. Purrs for Sesame to forgive you which I'm sure she will very soon. -- Adrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk
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June 30th 06, 02:27 PM
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I'm glad it was a fairly good check up. I hope her eye is OK!
"Kathryn" wrote in message ... Sesame was having a very nice sleep on my bed this afternoon when I picked her up, put her in the carrier and then out we went to the car. She was not impressed! I like to call it the Surpise Wake Up-Carrier Deployment maneuver. She had a general check up - blood pressure (160 which is normal - and good considering her age). He listened to her heart which is good, took some blood and urine and are doing about $230 worth of tests. Ouch. Her urine is a bit cloudy which could indicate a bladder infection/UTI. Also checking blood to make sure kidneys and thyroid are still at good levels. He's a little bit concerned about her eye - he thinks that it has ruptured and plugged itself again and it is a bit bigger so he wants to check on that in a month. He said that it isn't causing her pain but there may be the occasional irritation. He said it wouldn't be as bad as a hair which is rough because the plug is smooth, and because the third eyelid is covering it that prevents it from drying out. So hopefully that won't develop into any problem. He said the risk is that the eye might collapse if it ruptures - which is less likely considering she spends most of her time indoors, sleeping rather than being active and very rarely has contact with other animals. The risks of surgery at her age just are too much... plus the fact that it would place her kidneys (which so far are OK) at more risk of failing. These kitties like to worry us, don't they! Anyway we should have all the results back by Monday. Sesame has a full tummy from dinner and is sulking - she's not too happy with me! They also have a new clinic cat called BonBon - she is a white longhaired kitty and absolutely gorgeous. She was a stray and is now spending her time charming the staff and visitors. A real cutie! Kathryn
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June 30th 06, 03:07 PM
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lolol YOU GUYS LOVE COCK.
Karen wrote: I'm glad it was a fairly good check up. I hope her eye is OK! "Kathryn" wrote in message ... Sesame was having a very nice sleep on my bed this afternoon when I picked her up, put her in the carrier and then out we went to the car. She was not impressed! I like to call it the Surpise Wake Up-Carrier Deployment maneuver. She had a general check up - blood pressure (160 which is normal - and good considering her age). He listened to her heart which is good, took some blood and urine and are doing about $230 worth of tests. Ouch. Her urine is a bit cloudy which could indicate a bladder infection/UTI. Also checking blood to make sure kidneys and thyroid are still at good levels. He's a little bit concerned about her eye - he thinks that it has ruptured and plugged itself again and it is a bit bigger so he wants to check on that in a month. He said that it isn't causing her pain but there may be the occasional irritation. He said it wouldn't be as bad as a hair which is rough because the plug is smooth, and because the third eyelid is covering it that prevents it from drying out. So hopefully that won't develop into any problem. He said the risk is that the eye might collapse if it ruptures - which is less likely considering she spends most of her time indoors, sleeping rather than being active and very rarely has contact with other animals. The risks of surgery at her age just are too much... plus the fact that it would place her kidneys (which so far are OK) at more risk of failing. These kitties like to worry us, don't they! Anyway we should have all the results back by Monday. Sesame has a full tummy from dinner and is sulking - she's not too happy with me! They also have a new clinic cat called BonBon - she is a white longhaired kitty and absolutely gorgeous. She was a stray and is now spending her time charming the staff and visitors. A real cutie! Kathryn
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