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Kramer's done something to his tooth. It's quite upsetting because it looks so terrible... it's one of the "fang" ones on the bottom jaw. And instead of pointing upwards, it points directly forwards now. Horizontal. Completely perpendicular to how it should be. I have no idea how he could've done that.
The thing is he doesn't appear to be in any pain.. he is playful as normal. Hasn't meowed so much but maybe that's why. Matilda and I have been rather concerned over the last two days because we seem to be the only ones who care about this animal... even though it technically doesn't live at our house anymore. There's a woman across the road who "cares" for it, apparently.
Matilda attempted to straighten the tooth back into the gum, as per the advice of her Vet friend... the cat didn't enjoy that. It seems extremely wobbly, but the gum also seems to still be connected to the tooth.. it's really hard to look at..
She picked him up and took him over to the woman's house to inform her of it. She's not the most polite person I've ever met, and she was pretty cold to Matilda today too. She quizzically asked "Kramer?" as if asking why we know the cat's name.. and then mumbled something about "yeah.. just another visit to the vet is just what I need..." and took the cat from her arms and shut the door.
Not quite sure what to do about that. I'm even willing to take it to the vet myself to see what we can do for him... he's such a good puss. :(
If nothing is done by the end of the week, i think that's what we're going to do - since it'll be obvious this other woman isn't caring for him properly.
The thing is he doesn't appear to be in any pain.. he is playful as normal. Hasn't meowed so much but maybe that's why. Matilda and I have been rather concerned over the last two days because we seem to be the only ones who care about this animal... even though it technically doesn't live at our house anymore. There's a woman across the road who "cares" for it, apparently.
Matilda attempted to straighten the tooth back into the gum, as per the advice of her Vet friend... the cat didn't enjoy that. It seems extremely wobbly, but the gum also seems to still be connected to the tooth.. it's really hard to look at..
She picked him up and took him over to the woman's house to inform her of it. She's not the most polite person I've ever met, and she was pretty cold to Matilda today too. She quizzically asked "Kramer?" as if asking why we know the cat's name.. and then mumbled something about "yeah.. just another visit to the vet is just what I need..." and took the cat from her arms and shut the door.
Not quite sure what to do about that. I'm even willing to take it to the vet myself to see what we can do for him... he's such a good puss. :(
If nothing is done by the end of the week, i think that's what we're going to do - since it'll be obvious this other woman isn't caring for him properly.