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What a lovely old sweetiepie! That does my heart glad to read that and to know that the operation option is not as dire as it could be. I know these young vets, they give you loads of confidence, because they are confident in themselves - but of course it's always a worry. Thanks Karen - we have a week of pills before going back, but I think I might try and be a bit more upbeat about it now!!!! |
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This was Cleo about 3 months after her Op as you can see she was "stetching and moving about fine" even had a new perspective on the world. |
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Thanks so much Karen - I see you have added to Cleo's story - I think it's probably worse for the owner than for the puss in question. Cleo certainly came through that with flying colours. Fancy rolling over to get the vet to tickle your tummy while he's trying to take the stitches out! I've had my OH read your post too. I think he's more reluctant than I am at this point and I want to encourage him to come along and talk to the vet next Friday. |
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