Cat problems

[rainbow_goddess]

About a month ago my Chaya kitty had to have a tooth pulled. She had been feeling very poorly for the week or two prior to having it pulled. She didn't want to eat. She hid in the closet. She didn't want to cuddle or be petted. Once we got some pain medicine into her she was much better, but she wouldn't let me or Monster give her the medicine, so

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[froganon]

Awwww. I'm sorry that Chaya isn't at her best health. My Sirius brings her his "string" [it's actually an old spongebob squarepants shoelace he carried around a lot as a kitten] and hopes that she feels betterer soon.

Chaya is lucky to have her two humans, especially as you will not leave her alone on the car deck.

[karalianne]

The anaesthetic from the surgery may have affected her neurologically. Animals are pretty good at adapting to stuff, so she may be fine without seeing the specialist. Of course, if you can figure out how to get her there you should do it.

I hope the fighting calms down soon. Cats are more difficult than guinea pigs that way; guinea pigs you just put a divider in their cage and you have peace. You can't do that with cats! (And the situation Flame was in, where she was confined to one room of the house most of the time while the other cats taunted her by sticking their paws under the door, is horrible for everyone.)