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The Anchorage, Part 3
- Thread starter Lorraine
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Oh wonderful!! ~sheesh~
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Last time I had bacon and eggs we ended up cooking a 400g pack of bacon thinking there would be some left for dinner. Nope my boy ate just about all of it. I think I got two maybe three pieces and my partner just about had to fight to keep what was on his plate lol
Nom!!
Yikes!
Bad car!
Bad car!
Not a happy kitty.
She has been overgrooming a spot on her front leg, so today she got an antibiotic shot and a soft elizabethan collar.
She also had her temp taken, well ... I'm not sure the vet was actually able to get her temp taken after several attempts. Rather than attack the tech holding her, she went after the vet. She hissed and swatted and let the vet know in no uncertain terms that she knew who was attempting such an intrusive thing.
But, perhaps the absolute worst indignity is that THING around her neck which causes her all kinds of problems doing normal things like walking, jumping, climbing, and walking through a doorway. Here she's flopped down after repeatedly catching the soft collar on the edge of the doorway. She only has to wear it 72 hours ... which will be the longest 72 hours in her life!
In the meantime, I've snuck her Beastieboys collar on her neck behind the soft collar. Hopefully, when the soft collar comes off, she will be used to the Beastieboys collar.
She has been overgrooming a spot on her front leg, so today she got an antibiotic shot and a soft elizabethan collar.
She also had her temp taken, well ... I'm not sure the vet was actually able to get her temp taken after several attempts. Rather than attack the tech holding her, she went after the vet. She hissed and swatted and let the vet know in no uncertain terms that she knew who was attempting such an intrusive thing.
But, perhaps the absolute worst indignity is that THING around her neck which causes her all kinds of problems doing normal things like walking, jumping, climbing, and walking through a doorway. Here she's flopped down after repeatedly catching the soft collar on the edge of the doorway. She only has to wear it 72 hours ... which will be the longest 72 hours in her life!
In the meantime, I've snuck her Beastieboys collar on her neck behind the soft collar. Hopefully, when the soft collar comes off, she will be used to the Beastieboys collar.