Kerry,
It's good news that Flavia is feeling better, you know how much I pray that it continues. As far as the others not welcoming her back with open arms... Remember, she stinks! She has that strong vet hospital smell on her that is very upsetting to kitties. Even the best, most loving friends will hiss when the get a whiff of that nasty smell. They'll calm down when the stink wears off. I know how busy you are, thank you for keeping us informed as best you can. Blessings and prayers,
Nina

Kerry MacKenzie wrote:

Wanted to let you all know how Flavia is, but first I apologize for not being able yet to reply to your kind individual emails--thank you so much--it's been a crazy two days. Flavia's hematocrit went from 6 (or 7.5 depending on which reading) to 17 with the transfusion. She had dep and dex today (THANK YOU MICHELLE) and antibiotics--the vet did not want to put her on Pred, felt it would be too much for her--and tonight her hematocrit was up to 21.So, she's home, and acting pretty normal, eating drinking, going in box, and being very curious about everything in the room. She's sort of still letting me pet her but I think she's reasserting her feisty feral self as well. I'm sleeping in their room tonight. I took lots of pix of her when we got back tonight. One or two should be really good. Snowball is not being nice to her--he's snarling at her. And she was his girlfriend not so long ago. Well, we've all been there, right. Still, I'm a bit upset on her behalf. The others didn't exactly welcome her back with open paws. She's alone in walking around and checking out the room. The others are all hiding (or snarling) as if she's a major threat to them. We go back to vet on Saturday to check the hemato again. That will be a critical time. Please send positive thoughts for Flavia and for the test result at the vet Saturday.....thanks again for all the fantastic support. It literally is a lifesaver. Kerry



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