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You must be one happy kitty-mummy, that's the best news ever  |
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I am really happy Queenie on the other hand has a bold patch and an empty tummy and that dog nose that shoved itself too close was a handy place to stick a claw or two into. |
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So pleased for you. It is amazing how quickly these type of things can appear. Glad all well for her. CM |
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Wonderful news, Paula! Give Queenie a chin-tickle for me, please ...... |
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Brilliant news! |
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One slight problem, the vets nurse put a collar on her, the minx has got the thing off herself twice and she wants to wash her tummy. |
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Oops...naughty girl!  I assume she has stitches.......best to try and get the collar back on her and maybe gently wipe her tummy with some damp cotton wool. |
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They are tricky those collars! Helps if you have someone to help holding Queenie while you get it back on. When Merlin had trouble with his collar rubbing, the vet stuck some elastoplast-type tape along the inside edge next to his skin, which helped a lot. |
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What a worry but glad everything is ok now xxx |
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