Sympathy, Lorin and Av. We've just had Sammy to the vet again with his right front paw which was swollen and he was limping and holding it up again. Antibiotics seem to have done the trick. He was getting fed up with cream cheese so we've wrapped these tablets in thin ham slices.lorin wrote:call your vet and get a sedative pill. Mush it in some food and try and trap her in an area like the garage. Actually trap her in the garage first.Avatar wrote:Damn cats.
My semi-feral female turned up the other day with a wound on her tail, but would not let me get her in the carrier to take her to the vet. The she disappeared for a couple days, turned up yesterday, but escaped before I could get home to take her. Just gotta wait for her to turn up again, and try again.
--A
I have been struggling with Mya/aka helldog recently. Don't know if I related this but she injured her knee trying to climb the fence to play with a small dog. tore her knee. So I had the cheap surgery done and have her back. The vet said unless she stays calm for 90 days meaning no running she will reinsure her knee. If that happens I will have to put her down since I can't do anything else for her. I mean there is the super surgery with titanium rods but that is upwards of 7000.00 which I can't do. So I have been trying to walk her and keep her calm but man she is not cooperating. She is a high energy dog. You would never know she is ten or eleven. It's not so much the leg, she does fine on three but vet says she will probably do this to her other leg. So I am keeping her on a low level sedative for a while and hoping for the best. But not very optimistic. I will not be one of these people that spends their last penny keeping a dog alive. I've given her a good life. Not many people would have been able to tolerate her. And she saved my life so I owed her one surgery, but now it's in the hands of fate.
My daughter always has to make two vet appointments for her two cats as one of them always runs off when she needs to take them!