Thursday, December 22, 2005

No Mo' Woe

We're up to four visits now, but Savannah seems to be doing okay. During visit number three, Dr. Bob adjusted the tube a little bit (pulled it out some, essentially) and she hasn't thrown up since. Apparently it was too far in?

Heather had to take her in yesterday because she'd scratched at her bandage a little too hard and dislodged the tube, so they gave her a new bandage and fixed it.

On a side note, the staff of the vet hospital now seem to think that Savannah's a mean cat, becasue she HATES her carrier and is cranky now when she goes in. It's a bum rap, I tell ya!

Savannah is, however, getting more adventurous (and vocal!) every day. We tried to keep her out of the plant stand in the living room by putting down aluminum foil, which (we were told) cats don't like the feel of underneath their paws. Savannah must be the exception - she walked around on it for about five minutes and then laid down on it. That didn't work out so well.

1 Comments:

Blogger snarkygurl said...

Plastic forks. Shove plastic forks in the dirt with the tines facing up, and put them pretty close together (push them far enough in so that only the tines are poking out, and if you have a short pot, break off part of the handle first). If you don't like the way it looks with all the forks, just top it off with enough peat moss to cover it without creating a cushion for the cat. It took me four cats before I figured this out. Works in the flower bed as well.

December 29, 2005 12:01 AM

 

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