Cuddles is recovering, I hope.

[Taz_Zoee]

My RB Taz had a canine tooth pulled a LONG time ago. I can't remember what triggered the vet visit. I think I noticed him eating funny and his appetite decreased too.

But yes, kitties do not like to show their illness. Taz also had the pseudo cysts around his kidneys and I only knew because his sides had sunk in horribly. He acted just fine.
In fact, he was acting just fine the day I took him in to make the trip to the bridge. But he was very sick.

I hope Cuddles feels all better once her mouth is healed up. Hugs to you and Cuddles!

[Catty1]

Sandie, I too felt terrible when Oscar had FORL a few years ago. He had 7 teeth removed, and 4 had already been dissolved by this disease. I can't begin to imagine the pain he was in! I felt horrid.

My vet assured me that cats are very good at hiding pain - Oscar would have just been chewing on the side that didn't hurt.

After he came home I swear he slept for 24 hours straight just because the pain was gone.

Prayers for Cuddles that he recovers well, and prayers for you.

[kaycountrygal]

Just read the thread. How's Cuddles? We know you would have gotten care for Cuddles earlier had you known; you're an excellent mom to your babies.

[Freedom]

Cuddles seems to be doing well. She is taking her pain meds - syringe of liquid, I squirt in inside her cheek for it to be absorbed. She is eating and using the litter box.

[phesina]

Oh,good! Keep on keeping on, dearest Cuddles! You and Meowmie are doing just great.

[krazyaboutkatz]

I'm sorry to hear this happened but glad to hear that she's recovering well. Yes, cats are excellent at hiding pain from us so please don't beat yourself up about it.

[katladyd]

I hope dear Cuddles makes a complete recovery. Many times we don't know something's wrong until they go to the vet for a checkup. Cats are very, very, good at faking health when they are really sick.