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Nail trim dayFor my dear Eva. She has to be sedated this after noon for the proceedure. Will have to see if the old DIVA returns when I get the carrier ready. I am sure she will be just fine but I hate having her sedated for what should be a simple proceedure done at home. Sadly though, despite all her improvements, she simply will not allow me to do it.
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Hope Eva has a stress free nail trim Elaine....let us know how it went...  I have to ask the vet to clip Cassie's nails too, she gets herself in such a state even when they do it...  |
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Please let us know how Eva gets on - she'll feel better without too much claw (and so will you!) I am embarrassed to say that Merlin has only ever had one paw's worth of claws clipped - just before he had his cyst removed. His front ones have never been a problem, but his offside rear is like a cutlery drawer! |
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Hope she'll be OK. I used to clip the very ends off Tizzies claws, when she was quite old and frail, didn't retract very well and kept getting caught in jumpers/upholstery etc. Luckily she was a placid soul; I'm not sure she even noticed. |
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Hope Eva is fine with the vet! |
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What a blooming carry on  Eva's weight is up again, so will need to get that sorted. Eva is currently sleeping off her experience, I have to say that she did make me and Andrew (vet) laugh. She had to be injected twice and half an hour later she still wasnt sleepy So he also had to give her a little gas. The racket she makes is unbeleivable, I kept hearing every one in waiting room gasp every time she kicked off. She vomitted a little which isnt unusual with these things, I held tissue under her to catch it and omg, Andrew almost had the tissue of vomit in his face as there was a round worm in it, Eva then fell off the table, fortunately she landed softly on her feet as she wasnt too drowsy at that point.What a palava honestly, and all for having her claws clipped Wormers prescribed promptly for both cats although it's Eva who hunts, best to be on the safe side though. £43 later, we are home again and Eva is sleeping off her traumatic afternoon. |
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Oh poor Eva! And poor you and Andrew! Glad it's over; hope she'll be her more relaxed new self when she wakes. Thank God I don't have to do Leia's; she keeps them in shape with her scratching log. |
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Oh dear, Eva doesn't do things by halves does she Elaine!  Glad the ordeal is over for the poor girl.....although you learnt more than she went there for....a) she's overweight and..... b) she had a wiggly worm !!! Here's to the next time! |
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Oh poor you, Eva and the vet! Hope she forgives you quickly for taking her there and she's fine when she wakes up! |
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Thats one way of getting your own back on a cruel Mummy! Hope you are both recovering from the experience now only the worming to go through! |
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