Poor little Malachi. I remember that for boys it's rather easy but I still would be worried. All the best for the little guy.
Pillar, crumbling
Poor little Malachi. I remember that for boys it's rather easy but I still would be worried. All the best for the little guy.
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malachi don't give up those widout a fight man!
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I'm sure your boy Malachi will be just fine but we'll send up prayers anyhow because they're our furkids and they're so special to us.
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Mary
"Time and unforeseen occurrence befall us all." Ecclesiastes 9:11
Going in a handbasket
Of course something would happen *sigh*
I've been having so much trouble with my kitties lately that I guess I shouldn't be surprised that this wasn't a simple surgery.I'm glad that Rachel updated me, but now I'm expecting a huge bill since poor Malachi needed to be put under twice!
Dr. Boltz said his neuter was "a little out of the norm" because she noticed that after his surgery, he was bleeding from his scrotal sacks. He wasn't hemorrhaging, but he was bleeding more than she would have liked. She had to put him back under to find out which one the blood was coming from (the left) and she ended up putting a suture in.
She also ran a CBC to check on his blood cell count, because she couldn't quite figure out why he would be bleeding. She mentioned that Orientals can be prone to hemophilia(at this point I'm starting to panic) so she wanted to check the blood cell count to rule that out. Luckily, it came back fine (thank goodness!) and he wasn't anemic. She gave him an injection of antibiotics, so he shouldn't need anything when I pick him up tonight at 5pm. I just hope he's fine and once I get him home we won't have any more issues.
We're still fighting the feline herpes virus with both Malachi and Phinehas, which is pretty frustrating, so I don't want to add any additional medical issues for these guys.
Dr. Boltz said that she'll be checking him every half an hour until I pick him up, so hopefully this little glitch with his neuter was just that...a little glitch.
Pillar, crumbling
Sending best thoughts for sweet Malachi- hoping for good news tomorrow.
Paizly Taggart Jax Zeplyn
Oh no. I know how worried you were about taking him in today. I'm sorry he had to be put under twice. That alone is just scary!!
I'll be glad (and I'm sure you will too) to hear that Malachi is home and on the road to recovery. I will also hope everything goes smoothly for his recovery as well.
Hugs to you!! And gentle hugs for Malachi when he gets home.
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