I will mention that to him when I take her in, but for some reason I believe
the technician told me they would be doing that.
Lynne
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From: "laurieskatz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, April 25, 2008 9:45 PM
Subject: Re: spaying
> Lynne, maybe you can request o
Well I won't be taking Snowy in for spaying this coming week. I went to clip
her nails tonight and noticed that there was a big lump on her right paw. When
I touched it she meowed so I got her into the emergency vet. They told me I
did nothing wrong that this had happened to her over a very l
Oh, the poor sweetie! But she'll feel better now without that nasty ingrow.
Here 's wishing both of you a noneventful spay, when the time is right, and
sensitive vets and techs.
Diane R.
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Sent: Saturday, April 26, 20
Well, they say things happen for a reason. An infected paw wouldn't help
anything heal. Glad you found it. I have a cat who has that happen all the
time. He is semi feral, and the vet has to clip his hails. He is diabetic,
and i don't mess with that. Give her extra loves...as if I had to te
I suppose you're right there Dede. We've never had problems clipping
Lennie's nails and I did clip Snowy's left paw last week. She has a
scratching post and uses it regularly so I wasn't too concerned that she
wouldn't let me do her right side. Now I know why she wouldn't let me. I
think she's
I imagine she will feel a lot better in a few days Diane. You would never have
known this was bothering her. She plays and runs and is always purring. The
tech said it's not unusual. Often you don't know a cat is ill or hurts until
he vomits or has diarrhea or some obvious symptom. At least
I'm so sorry, but glad they found it. I've had that experience, with
an emergency vet being completely uncaring, or seeming to be. It's a
pain, a real stresser. I try never to go back to those guys, once I
find out what they're like.
Bless you - hang in there.
Gloria
On Apr 26, 2008,
Poor little Snowy. Don't worry she'll forgive you by tomorrow. You are right,
getting her little paw healed up is far more important than the spaying. It is
in a cat's genes to not show pain or illness.
Here is a link to a Physical Exam Check List.
http://www.veterinarypartner.com/Co
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