julie & punkin (ga)
Member Since 2011
yesterday
thanks for the wild birthday party for punkin yesterday! he enjoyed all the forbidden foods and everyone's birthday greetings! :lol:
wow did i ever get the look when he got done eating that whopping teaspoon of watered-down food this morning! he kept on purring, but he ran back over to look at me like "you made a mistake, mom! there's not enough FUDS!" his dental is scheduled in 2 hours, though, so the vet didn't want him to eat. she ok'd a bite so we could give him his insulin easily. we gave him 1/2 dose.
i'm taking him to a specialist for the dental this time - she's a board-certified veterinary dentist, one of just 2 in Oregon certified for small animals. She's got the dental x-ray equipment and all the hoo-haw needed. i'm trusting he'll do ok, but am a little bit nervous. he's been anesthetized 5 times in the past year without trouble, so i *think* he'll do ok. Last year he had a post-dental infection that dragged on for nearly 2 months, probably from retained roots. i took him to her for a consult last year after all of that. i hope this year is uneventful.
this vet dentist has a regular practice in a neighboring town as well, and she told me because of her experience with punkin, she diagnosed a cat in her practice with acro. small strides.
my notes include no metacam, no convenia shot & use a smaller anesthesia tube because of his acromegaly. we got his heart checked out a couple of weeks ago & i'm taking all the lab results with me so she'll have those as well.
he's sprawled on the bare floor now, purring away. what a guy! cat_pet_icon
thanks for the wild birthday party for punkin yesterday! he enjoyed all the forbidden foods and everyone's birthday greetings! :lol:
wow did i ever get the look when he got done eating that whopping teaspoon of watered-down food this morning! he kept on purring, but he ran back over to look at me like "you made a mistake, mom! there's not enough FUDS!" his dental is scheduled in 2 hours, though, so the vet didn't want him to eat. she ok'd a bite so we could give him his insulin easily. we gave him 1/2 dose.
i'm taking him to a specialist for the dental this time - she's a board-certified veterinary dentist, one of just 2 in Oregon certified for small animals. She's got the dental x-ray equipment and all the hoo-haw needed. i'm trusting he'll do ok, but am a little bit nervous. he's been anesthetized 5 times in the past year without trouble, so i *think* he'll do ok. Last year he had a post-dental infection that dragged on for nearly 2 months, probably from retained roots. i took him to her for a consult last year after all of that. i hope this year is uneventful.
this vet dentist has a regular practice in a neighboring town as well, and she told me because of her experience with punkin, she diagnosed a cat in her practice with acro. small strides.
my notes include no metacam, no convenia shot & use a smaller anesthesia tube because of his acromegaly. we got his heart checked out a couple of weeks ago & i'm taking all the lab results with me so she'll have those as well.
he's sprawled on the bare floor now, purring away. what a guy! cat_pet_icon