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Thread: Jack is having an operation: UPDATED 14/02/08

  1. 02-06-2008, 01:08 PM #46
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    This is wonderful news.SO happy....

    Thank You Kim for this wonderful siggy

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    Excellent news! Clever boy Jack!
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    I am so glad all is well! Thank you for the update

    Is Jack ready for his kissy now?


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    YAAY! please add a bunch of kissies from me to Jack when you are done with Donna's!

    Great news!
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    This is wonderful news!!!
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    Three cheers for Jack, whose recovery is going very well! Hurray, hurray, hurray! (blows a kiss to Jack and Sunny too)
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    A small update:
    Jack had his stitches out at the vets yesterday, he's a little tender as the nurse said they were quit tight stitches but he's fine and doesn't have to go back. We just have to keep an eye on him and if there is anything that concerns us to take him back. He's still breathing fast occasionally but only when he gets excited and purrs like if he's being petted or fed.
    One problem he still has is he's pulling his fur out a lot, apparently that's a symptom of the hyperactivity, but I'm hoping he'll stop after his body settles down.

    Any advice for pulling fur out?

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  8. 02-14-2008, 07:30 AM #53
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    Oh Jack, hooray! You are doing all the right things for recovery.

    Can you distract him to a chew toy -- a mouse or some other cat toy - rather than the hair? Did they give you any ideas when this should stop? Sorry I don't have any experience with this.
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