I'm allergic to cats, but to this kitty I wish lots of luck :huskyhug:

Awww, thanks :nice:

 

Here she is with last winter's package

 

Good luck Kitty. Does she play the piano? :P

Good luck Kitty. Does she play the piano? :P

I put her paws on the keys occasionally if she hops up on the bench with me, but the moment doesn't last very long.

she's so cuuute :cheesy:

I put her paws on the keys occasionally if she hops up on the bench with me, but the moment doesn't last very long.

 

Maybe she will after the opperation :surprised:

Good luck to your cat! :)

When I came back from London on Sunday my husband mentioned that the past few days she had been "missing" her box and it also looked like there was some blood in her pee. I took her to the vet, and it turns out she has bladder stones (even saw the x-ray). One of them is kind of big, so it isn't feasible to put her on the special diet to dissolve them since it would take way too long, so she has to have them surgically removed. Plus she will have to be on a speical cat food for the rest of her life. Thankfully she really likes the food, I started mixing it in with her other food yesterday.

 

She's only 6-7 years old, and she's been on a really good food the whole time, so it's odd that this has happened. Oh well, what can you do.

 

So I have to drop her off in the morning on the way to work, and then pick her up on the way home. They gave her a delay-release shot for pain on Tuesday, but it wasn't until yesterday that she started to look a little "loopy". Her eyes are a bit dilated and she walks with her tail down and she keeps on rolling around on her back. It's kind of cute knowing she's, umm, "high".

 

Hopefully she will do okay with the recovery. I'll let you all know how it goes tomorrow.

 

Oh, no poor Kitty. I remember when my cat (his name is Jack Daniel's, yeah, he's that awesome) had surgery last year (he came home with a big gaping hole in his stomach in the middle of the night and there weren't any animal hospitals open. I was home alone and completely freaked out. He was cool as a cucumber, though and just looked at me like I was crazy). Anyway, he was soo drugged when he came home from surgery, he fell asleep in his food, walked like a drunk and everything. I couldn't stop laughing! I felt so bad because it was so terrible for him but he looked so funny :shame:

 

Kitty will be fine! :hug:

 

What a beautiful thing she is, good luck Kitty!! :hug:

 

When she's better Carrie maybe she'd like a hat?!

 

 

Oh. My. Goodness. I'm dead. I can't stop laughing. :laugh3: What the hell? :lol:

Good luck to your Kitteh :hug:

She is having surgery on Friday. :cry:

 

Awww cute. :nice: I love cats. :blush:

 

Good luck on your surgery, Kitty! :hug:

When I came back from London on Sunday my husband mentioned that the past few days she had been "missing" her box and it also looked like there was some blood in her pee. I took her to the vet, and it turns out she has bladder stones (even saw the x-ray). One of them is kind of big, so it isn't feasible to put her on the special diet to dissolve them since it would take way too long, so she has to have them surgically removed. Plus she will have to be on a speical cat food for the rest of her life. Thankfully she really likes the food, I started mixing it in with her other food yesterday.

 

She's only 6-7 years old, and she's been on a really good food the whole time, so it's odd that this has happened. Oh well, what can you do.

 

So I have to drop her off in the morning on the way to work, and then pick her up on the way home. They gave her a delay-release shot for pain on Tuesday, but it wasn't until yesterday that she started to look a little "loopy". Her eyes are a bit dilated and she walks with her tail down and she keeps on rolling around on her back. It's kind of cute knowing she's, umm, "high".

 

Hopefully she will do okay with the recovery. I'll let you all know how it goes tomorrow.

 

Good luck to your Kitty. :hug:

 

My dog had three surgeries this past year:

 

1. Torn ACL

2. Eye Tumor

3. Tumor on side and leg

 

 

So I know how you're feeling now. :hug:

Kitty is adorable and Sara wishes her much luck

Good luck kitty! :hug:

hope everything will be fine tomorrow :hug:

Good luck Kitty :nice:

I have 4 cats...two are 15 years old.

I feel your pain.

 

Good luck, sweet little cat.

will she undergo a laparoschophy (I don't even know the spelling) ??

 

????

 

Good luck kitty :sad:

The vet just called me and she made it through surgery just fine. :nice: I will pick her up later this evening, maybe I'll post a picture at that time.

 

It was quite a chore to get her in the cage this morning though. She knew something was up.

good news :hug:

 

give kitty a hug from me

The vet just called me and she made it through surgery just fine. :nice: I will pick her up later this evening, maybe I'll post a picture at that time.

 

It was quite a chore to get her in the cage this morning though. She knew something was up.

 

SO glad! That's always a terrifying time. Yay for your kitty! :heart:

Yay, I'm so happy for you and Kitty, Carrie! :hug:

that's good to hear :nice: ya give her a hug from me too :wacky:

 

Since I moved away from home I've missed having cats around :disappointed: I miss my family's cat :heart: :bomb:/random

Aww, so glad she's fine :nice:

So Kitty seems to be recovering much better than I thought she would! When I brought her home and let her out of her cage, she still had a bandage on her arm from the IV. She started shaking her arm like, "get this thing off of me!" :lol: And then after I did, since that area was shaved she just kept licking it. I thought, no matter how much you lick it, the hair isn't going to grow back right away!

 

 

Fortunately they were able to keep the sutures inside so there weren't any stitches on the outside for her to bite. However, by keeping them on the inside, her belly looks kind of weird. Kind of like she had a kitty-tummy-tuck or something, since her skin folds inward now.

 

 

We are trying to keep her from jumping onto high places so she doesn't strain herself and open up her sutures, but it is hard because cats will do whatever they want to. When I was getting her antibiotic pill ready within a couple of hours after bringing her home, while hiding it in some tuna she decided to get a head start and jump up on the kitchen counter. We freaked out because it was way too soon for her to try to jump that high! And giving her the pain medicine is a rather tricky chore, since it is a liquid that needs to be squirt in her mouth. Not the easiest thing to do.

 

But overall she is doing pretty good, which is a relief. Thanks again everyone for wishing her well. :nice:

Give KITTY a big hug from me, Carrie. I am so glad that Kitty did so well. Kitty is obviously feeling much better now when she jumps onto high spaces and such. :)

She's strong! Glad to know she's doing well! :blush: