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Glad to hear all went well, yes they just love pulling at those stitches and hate those cones, he will have about the same length tail as my lexie by the sound of things, just a cuter shorter version, no tapered end,but he will be just fine in no time at all, HUGS to you and scritches to Mouser.
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RIP my gorgeous Sooti, taken from us far too young, we miss your beautiful face and purssonality,take care of Ash for us, love you xx000❤️❤️
RIP my beautiful Ash,your pawprints are forever in my heart, love and miss you so much my big boy.❤️❤️
RIP my sweet gorgeous girl Ellie-Mae, a little battler to the end, you will never ever be forgotten, your little soul is forever in my heart, my thoughts, my memories, my love for you will never die, Love you my darling little precious girl.❤️❤️
RIP our sweet Nikita taken suddenly ,way too soon ,you were a special girl we loved you so much ,miss you ❤️❤️
RIP my beautiful Lexie, 15 years of unconditional love you gave us, we loved you so much, and miss you more than words can say.❤️❤️
RIP beautiful Evee Ray Skye ,my life will never be the same with out you ,I loved you so much, I will never forget you ,miss you my darling .❤️❤️
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He's home and having fit being in the bathroom. He's howling and scratching on the door. I don't know if I can take this for 10 days! He sure was happy to see me though.
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Poor Mouser does he really have to be away from every one. Bad enough a cone but mom really.
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Originally Posted by Corinna
I was thinking the same thing. If he has the cone on, why does he have to
be separated from the others?
Hope he heals quickly.
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The others could easily rip out his stitches from playing & the like.
Glad to hear he is home and okay. He'll settle down after a while.
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I'm glad to hear that our little guy is ok and back home. Tell him I said to be careful next time and watch out for those "mouser traps"!
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OMG! I can't believe I missed this earlier! Poor baby! There's no telling what he got into. It does make you wonder though!
Well, take it from me . . . Brodie is my stubby tailed baby . . . he was just a baby when he had trauma to his tail and he is still the most skittish little kitty I've ever seen. But he's a sweet as he can be. It will just make you feel MORE sorry for him and give him even MORE attention.
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Poor kitty, here's hoping for a speedier recovery and he can be out in less than 10 days. At least he came through the surgery fine - kudos to meowmie for getting him to the vet asap !!
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The others could easily rip out his stitches from playing & the like.
Glad to hear he is home and okay. He'll settle down after a while.
I so agree Sarah!
Maybe you could keep him away from the others in one room till he is healed?
Feral Cat Rescuer
Yes, the vets main concern were all the other cats. Remember we have 24!OK, I broke down and let him out while I can supervise. I figure when we go to work we'll seclude him and at night when we're sleeping. He's been very calm and the others have actually left him alone. I'll have some pictures here real soon.
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a full management plan in which stray and feral cats already living outdoors in cities, towns, and rural areas are humanely trapped, then evaluated, vaccinated, and sterilized by veterinarians. Kittens and tame cats are adopted into good homes. Healthy adult cats too wild to be adopted are returned to their familiar habitat under the lifelong care of volunteers
working with clay & cats
You should be happy that you go to work for the day!! If I know Mouser, he should heal in less than 10 days. I'm sure he will be back to the same old Mouser that we have come to know & love.
Oh, a good solution for you & Kevin while home...............drink heavily, that should drown out the pitiful meows!
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2 inches!
Wow! That must have been a heck of an injury. Glad he's out of surgery and on his way to recovery.
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Lisa, I'm glad to hear that Mouser's surgery went well and that he's now home. Please get well soon Mouser and I hope you make a speedy and full recovery.
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I think the injury was that far up, plus bone was exposed.2 inches!
Wow! That must have been a heck of an injury. Glad he's out of surgery and on his way to recovery.
Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a full management plan in which stray and feral cats already living outdoors in cities, towns, and rural areas are humanely trapped, then evaluated, vaccinated, and sterilized by veterinarians. Kittens and tame cats are adopted into good homes. Healthy adult cats too wild to be adopted are returned to their familiar habitat under the lifelong care of volunteers
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I'm so glad to hear Mouser's surgery went well, but uhh, 2 inches!!
Glad you let him out of the bathroom - with you around it should be OK.
Heal well, Mouser!
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