That's such a great story! Kitties often do know when to turn on the charm.
I've been reading you for ages, and love the vet stories, and everything else. If you're so inclined, I'd love it if you'd wander over to my LJ and look at my latest post about Roo - our foster cat who has been in an oxygen tank since Monday and is stumping all 5 vets at our practice. The xrays are there on my LJ, and basically he's been tested for everything, and everything is negative (more details are on the posts.) He's eating great, grooming himself, delighted to see me and purring up a storm when he does. He clearly is not miserable, he just is breathing like complete crap, and has cloudy lungs in a weird pattern.
Another set of experienced eyes and brain ... well, it could only be a good thing. Maybe you've seen that lung pattern before and have insight.
He's only 4 to 5 months old, and he's totally sweetened up since being rescued from a feral colony.
If you're not so inclined, I surely understand, and no hard feelings at all. I just respect what you do, and would be interested if you have any other ideas.
Thanks either way, and thanks for the great kitty story :)
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I've been reading you for ages, and love the vet stories, and everything else. If you're so inclined, I'd love it if you'd wander over to my LJ and look at my latest post about Roo - our foster cat who has been in an oxygen tank since Monday and is stumping all 5 vets at our practice. The xrays are there on my LJ, and basically he's been tested for everything, and everything is negative (more details are on the posts.) He's eating great, grooming himself, delighted to see me and purring up a storm when he does. He clearly is not miserable, he just is breathing like complete crap, and has cloudy lungs in a weird pattern.
Another set of experienced eyes and brain ... well, it could only be a good thing. Maybe you've seen that lung pattern before and have insight.
He's only 4 to 5 months old, and he's totally sweetened up since being rescued from a feral colony.
If you're not so inclined, I surely understand, and no hard feelings at all. I just respect what you do, and would be interested if you have any other ideas.
Thanks either way, and thanks for the great kitty story :)