Meow-ouch!
Hi Pals,
Yes, that's me at my favorite place again - the VET's. Only this time they stuffed me in my carrier and I had to ride for 45 minutes to Appleton to see a different specialist kind of vet. I was sent there instead of somewhere in our own city because they have an super sensitive ultra sound machine.
Gasp! There they shaved my belly and a little up on each side. Of all the NERVE!
If you look closely to my hind feet, you can see very short black fur. Unfortunately, it doesn't show up very well. It doesn't really bother me, but I think it bothers M and Dl
They told my peeps that I was an extra good boy and they didn't even have to sedate me at all. I did flinch slighty tho when they touched the area where the pancreas is located, but I didn't put up a fight or anything.
The vet put me on a yukky medicine that I'm supposed to take if I'm in pain. M says it's hard to tell when a kitty is hurting. But I guess her first clue should be if I start hiding in the closet and it's not raining or thundering. If they can't catch me to give that med, I have something that can be rubbed on my ear - I don't mind that one. But apparently it doesn't work quite as well as the other one. M said she will use the icky med only when she knows for sure I'm hurting. Otherwise, she'll put it on my ear if she thinks I might be in pain but isn't sure.
There is no cure for what I have, and the vet said I could have flareups (whatever that means.) So if that happens, we have medicine on hand and can easily get more.
It has not affected my appetite, although I have very discerning taste as to what I like and don't like. Just keep the good food coming and I'll be happy.
Me and my peeps are very thankful it isn't something worse. But purrs and prayers now and then would still be appreciated. We don't want it to get any worse.
We're joining Brian's Home Thankful Thursday Blog Hop. Hop on board with us and have a little fun.
Gasp! There they shaved my belly and a little up on each side. Of all the NERVE!
If you look closely to my hind feet, you can see very short black fur. Unfortunately, it doesn't show up very well. It doesn't really bother me, but I think it bothers M and Dl
They told my peeps that I was an extra good boy and they didn't even have to sedate me at all. I did flinch slighty tho when they touched the area where the pancreas is located, but I didn't put up a fight or anything.
The vet put me on a yukky medicine that I'm supposed to take if I'm in pain. M says it's hard to tell when a kitty is hurting. But I guess her first clue should be if I start hiding in the closet and it's not raining or thundering. If they can't catch me to give that med, I have something that can be rubbed on my ear - I don't mind that one. But apparently it doesn't work quite as well as the other one. M said she will use the icky med only when she knows for sure I'm hurting. Otherwise, she'll put it on my ear if she thinks I might be in pain but isn't sure.
There is no cure for what I have, and the vet said I could have flareups (whatever that means.) So if that happens, we have medicine on hand and can easily get more.
It has not affected my appetite, although I have very discerning taste as to what I like and don't like. Just keep the good food coming and I'll be happy.
Me and my peeps are very thankful it isn't something worse. But purrs and prayers now and then would still be appreciated. We don't want it to get any worse.
We're joining Brian's Home Thankful Thursday Blog Hop. Hop on board with us and have a little fun.