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Cats owned: DSH/Siamese/Orientals
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29-08-2007, 05:47 PM   #21

Re: Taking Milo to the vets.....


So pleased that it is nothing too serious Erin. Good luck keeping him quiet



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29-08-2007, 05:48 PM   #22

Re: Taking Milo to the vets.....


Glad to hear it wasn't more serious Erin...

Have you a cage/crate you can keep him for a few days to rest him?



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29-08-2007, 05:52 PM   #23

Re: Taking Milo to the vets.....


Thanks both,I dont have a crate mags,I only have the carrier but hes flat out at the moment so im not to worried,hopefully that injection he had will keep him quite calm for the rest of the night.



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29-08-2007, 05:58 PM   #24

Re: Taking Milo to the vets.....


Glad he is ok. He may have had such a shock that he will want to keep quite for a while....



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Cats owned: 3 moggies
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29-08-2007, 06:11 PM   #25

Re: Taking Milo to the vets.....


So glad he's OK. My (then) 14 year old came out of an upstairs window when we first moved into this house. She was shocked and had a bump on her chin, but otherwise fine. They're remarkably resilient aren't they?



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29-08-2007, 11:26 PM   #26

Re: Taking Milo to the vets.....


Poor little Milo. Hope he stays settled tonight for you and you dont have too much of a problem keeping him quiet.

If he feels uncomfortable with his claw it might be a good thing in helping to keep him still

Healing vibes being sent Milo's way for a speedy recovery

sarah
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