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Cat prolapse rectum
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- #142
I hope he continues to be OK
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- #143
He was a. Monkey last night. He sleeps on my pillow all night and his tail tickles me, so I moved it and he hissed R me at scratch my eyelid
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- #144
His stitch looks very loose
He had a poop and a bit was stuck on tje stitch. I had to hold him down and use a wet wipe to gently get off poop as he was walking round and leaving poop on carpet
He hissed
The stich is in a loop and small but if poop was stuck. Hope it doesn't happen again
He had a poop and a bit was stuck on tje stitch. I had to hold him down and use a wet wipe to gently get off poop as he was walking round and leaving poop on carpet
He hissed
The stich is in a loop and small but if poop was stuck. Hope it doesn't happen again
It sounds as if he is feeling better, which is good if he is playful. I personally do not know the answer to this question as I have never had to face prolapse, but can a stitch be slightly tightened or does this possibly mean another stitch?
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- #146
I'm. Keeping an eye on him. He had a small poo earlier like size of a walnut
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- #147
He had another poop last night
How is the stitch holding up?
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- #149
Still OK
Such a worry though
Such a worry though
And I know that this was all so stressful that it is hard to believe that nothing else will go wrong, but try to relax if you can as it helps Toby, too.
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- #151
I keep checking his bum And litter tray.
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- #152
Toby was rolling over on his belly on my pillow purr last night
He looks good. I hope anyway
Always hard to tell
He's not getting any younger
He looks good. I hope anyway
Always hard to tell
He's not getting any younger
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- #153
Just seen Toby with a walnut sized poop dangling on the stitch I lean on him and gently pulled it off
Then he went to the litter tray and had a long wee and enormous poop normal looking then jumped in my wardrobe lol. Now asleep
Then he went to the litter tray and had a long wee and enormous poop normal looking then jumped in my wardrobe lol. Now asleep
It sounds like things are returning to normal...hopefully. No, none of us are getting younger!
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- #155
He's ate up and in my wardrobe
It's just I've never had a cat get to. 14. They've all passed away before that
It's just I've never had a cat get to. 14. They've all passed away before that
My oldest were 17 and 16, some reached 13, and 4 died at a younger age due to other conditions which were sad and unpreventable. My vet had an office cat who was 23 when he passed on. But that was the vet's office and I am sure that any time the cat showed any signs of distress everyone rushed over to see if he was okay.
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- #157
Toby had a poo this morning
He's in the wardrobe
Slept on my pillow all night purring
I've lost so many still hurts
He's in the wardrobe
Slept on my pillow all night purring
I've lost so many still hurts
I am glad to hear that Toby is still doing well. It is very hard to deal with the fact that all of our pets will more than likely predecease us because of their shorter lifespan.
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- #159
Breaks my heart every time I lose one
I've lost many young too
I've lost many young too
I have, too, and it is even more sad to think of the good life that they could have lived.
