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Date: 2013-06-05 09:09 am (UTC)Indeed -- mostly timeless stories set in a place that's familiar yet different.
I felt guilty because the vet suspected something was a little off with her last year, but because of all that has happened we only really got her checked out and tested a few weeks ago. She seems to be doing fine on medication, a little bit more energetic and seems to be eating more. Our trick is to give her the tablet in a tiny piece of cheese -- she loves cheese (cannot stress it enough) and pretty much inhales it + tablet. We tried with some treat sticks she loves, but it wasn't pliable enough for the tablet. We used to have trouble giving her worming tablets and eventually just asked the vet to give them to her when she went for her check-ups (my mum reckons she could smell them) but these tablets? Not a problem so far.
This is the second major event my cat's been through -- she got into a car accident six years ago, and the vet was very surprised that the only injuries she sustained were a crushed back paw and a hairline fracture. The vet's initial thoughts were to put her down because we didn't know the extent of her injuries, but because I wasn't around my mum delayed that decision until I was there. We then found out how lightly she'd got off (relatively speaking) although she did have to have her back leg amputated. She's been doing fine with three legs for all that time, and she might soon come to an age where she's spent more time with three legs than with four.
Having experienced what I have over the past year and a half, that advice sounds pretty much spot-on. I have my own little office nook in the house (where I work, write, and play sims) so it's mostly associated with me-time and a place where I can have to myself..