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Post by Linda_Wells on Mar 9, 2002 18:55:28 GMT
My poor ittle Wose was spayed on Friday. She also had her teeth cleaned. Well, by 2pm today she still hadn't eaten. I have had 3 cats spayed but this is the first time I have encountered this, especially from the 'mouth on legs'. I took her to see James the vet at 2 this afternon, and Rosie had 2 more injections. Since then she has had a saucer of food. She's herself in other ways, purring and playing, but I can't help being worried.
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Post by Ann on Mar 10, 2002 0:12:28 GMT
It's always a worrying time when you have a cat spayed, even though it's such a very common operation. I hope Rosie continues her recovery and is soon back to being the mouth on legs that you know and love.
(Remember too that cats love to send you on massive guilt trips when they're feeling hard done by!)
Ann
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Post by Lesley on Mar 10, 2002 4:47:14 GMT
cleo and coco send some cyber hugs and kisses to rosie. they say she should stop protesting and eat her food!  cleo and coco |
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Post by Miles on Mar 10, 2002 12:26:43 GMT
aaahhh - hopefully she'll be back to her old self in a day or two...but Ann is correct - sometimes they play on your guilt..even if what was done was for their best....!
Miles
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Post by topaz on Mar 10, 2002 14:22:42 GMT
I've just shut my eyes and sent some healing vibes. Sleep young Rosie and heal thyself.
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Post by Heather on Mar 12, 2002 0:50:25 GMT
Perhaps the teeth cleaning made them tender enough that she doesn't feel like eating! We all hope she will be well soon.  |
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