make a joyful noise
Jan. 2nd, 2025 08:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pensnestSable seems to have found her purr!
To backtrack a bit: instead of giving her breakfast this morning, we put her into the cage and took her to the vet, where she was made to sleep, and woke up with a sore mouth and a bandaged leg, having had her teeth cleaned and one tooth extracted. They phoned early in the afternoon to say that she was out of surgery andsitting up in bed with a cup of tea in recovery, but moping and declining to eat anything.
Anyway, she was Very, Very Happy to be home again. She went round inspecting everything and rubbing against all the usual corners before hopping out for a quick pee and then devouring some special mousse (for cats who have had a tooth removed). As we sat on the sofa to eat our supper, she sat between us, requested all the skritches, and purred louder than I have ever heard her purr. Usually it is the world's quietest purr and barely audible.
What she doesn't know is, she has to go and see the nurse for a quick inspection on Saturday.
To backtrack a bit: instead of giving her breakfast this morning, we put her into the cage and took her to the vet, where she was made to sleep, and woke up with a sore mouth and a bandaged leg, having had her teeth cleaned and one tooth extracted. They phoned early in the afternoon to say that she was out of surgery and
Anyway, she was Very, Very Happy to be home again. She went round inspecting everything and rubbing against all the usual corners before hopping out for a quick pee and then devouring some special mousse (for cats who have had a tooth removed). As we sat on the sofa to eat our supper, she sat between us, requested all the skritches, and purred louder than I have ever heard her purr. Usually it is the world's quietest purr and barely audible.
What she doesn't know is, she has to go and see the nurse for a quick inspection on Saturday.
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Date: 2025-01-04 11:30 am (UTC)