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Tooth-pulling purrs
Christine Burel wrote:
If ya'll could spare a few purrs for poor Midnight and Robin's recovery from the dentist -- Middie had to have 1 tooth pulled and Robin had to have 2 pulled due to something called "neck lesions," which I guess is a fancy word for decay at the gumline. Wah -- both are staying overnight for observation. Poor babies. thanks, Christine Poor babies! Lots and lots of healing purrs and best wishes for a complete and swift recovery, Polonca and Soncek |
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UPDATE: Tooth-pulling purrs
Thank you all for your kind purrs and good wishes for Robin and Midnight --
they are back home now and glad to be there! Both Robin and Midnight each got pain patches for pain management yesterday which are supposed to help them and which are supposed to stay on till Tuesday...so far, Midnight still has hers on. With Robin, however, it was another story -- not 5 minutes after we were home, he pulled it off; it was not reattachable, so I call my vet. She says bring him back and they'll put another one on. So back we go with Robin howling all the way there. They put another one on and an e-collar and they are nice enough not to charge me again...we get home...within 5 minutes, Robin has managed to wriggle out of his collar and has pulled off the 2nd patch! I call the vet... this time we agree to give him oral pain meds so I return to the vet again (3rd trip) to pick up these meds and I just gave him his dose. Both Robbie and Middie are eating their canned food okay but now can't have any crunchy treats for 2 weeks. And giving kitty treats in the evening is yet another way in which the masters have trained me. So I found something called "kitty kavier," which is shaved, dried flakes of bonita fish, which I'm now using as treat material, especially as I have to give both kitties a really bitter-tasting antibiotic (clindamycin) orally for 2 weeks. Anyway, it is so good to have them both home again -- thanks so much for all your support! Christine |
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Tooth-pulling purrs
Christine Burel wrote:
If ya'll could spare a few purrs for poor Midnight and Robin's recovery from the dentist -- Middie had to have 1 tooth pulled and Robin had to have 2 pulled due to something called "neck lesions," which I guess is a fancy word for decay at the gumline. Wah -- both are staying overnight for observation. Poor babies. thanks, Christine Belated purrs on the way. -- Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe |
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Tooth-pulling purrs
"Christine Burel" wrote:
If ya'll could spare a few purrs for poor Midnight and Robin's recovery from the dentist -- Middie had to have 1 tooth pulled and Robin had to have 2 pulled due to something called "neck lesions," which I guess is a fancy word for decay at the gumline. Wah -- both are staying overnight for observation. Poor babies. Hope they both got to come home today, and that they are soon completely recovered. They can have BTDT purrs from Will, who has only three teeth left. -- Wayne, with special purrformances by Will and Heidi |
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UPDATE: Tooth-pulling purrs
Christine Burel wrote:
Thank you all for your kind purrs and good wishes for Robin and Midnight -- they are back home now and glad to be there! Both Robin and Midnight each got pain patches for pain management yesterday which are supposed to help them and which are supposed to stay on till Tuesday...so far, Midnight still has hers on. With Robin, however, it was another story -- not 5 minutes after we were home, he pulled it off; it was not reattachable, so I call my vet. She says bring him back and they'll put another one on. So back we go with Robin howling all the way there. They put another one on and an e-collar and they are nice enough not to charge me again...we get home...within 5 minutes, Robin has managed to wriggle out of his collar and has pulled off the 2nd patch! I call the vet... this time we agree to give him oral pain meds so I return to the vet again (3rd trip) to pick up these meds and I just gave him his dose. Both Robbie and Middie are eating their canned food okay but now can't have any crunchy treats for 2 weeks. And giving kitty treats in the evening is yet another way in which the masters have trained me. So I found something called "kitty kavier," which is shaved, dried flakes of bonita fish, which I'm now using as treat material, especially as I have to give both kitties a really bitter-tasting antibiotic (clindamycin) orally for 2 weeks. Anyway, it is so good to have them both home again -- thanks so much for all your support! Christine Healing purrs for Robin and Midnight and hugs for you, Christine, for being such a caring meowmie, Polonca and Soncek |
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