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[Sassysouth]

Awe, so sorry @CapricornFarm. Death is so hard.

 

[Redhead Rae]

X4

X5

 

[staceyj]

RIP dear, sweet Jonah. Cooper and the cat are adorable. Looks like it doesn't mind the cone ........

The first few days were ROUGH, but he was also in pain and so wobbly from the anesthesia AND not wanting to eat.

Now we are at day hmmmmmmmm. 20, 21?

He doesn’t seem to care any more.
I take it off for potty breaks and eating but then it goes right back on.

Also he’s crate-trained himself like a dog, in cooper’s puppy crate.
*Because we’ve had him (the cat) sleeping in our bedroom with us at night since his injury/surgery so I can listen for him.

He also loves the tiny crate that I actually bought for broody breaking a chicken a few years ago.

The funny thing is it sits on top of the big dog crate in the front hall.

That’s cooper’s crate and also his time out spot.

So if the dog gets put in time out the cat puts him self in time out “right upstairs” as a symbol of solidarity.

He’s in there now in fact.

 

[Sassysouth]

Vet saw nothing in either stool sample, no cocci either. I am not stopping Corid, she is still passing some blood. He said diarrhea may be diet induced. I could go to the co-op and get chicken food. Hahaha! I just brought her outside and she just sat down She looks tuckered out

 

[Molpet]

Corid water w/ sugar & Nurti Drench or Rooster Booster, check

isn't corid a b vitamin blocker... and these 2 have b V in them?

 

[FlyingNunFarm]

@staceyj I have a picture of my giant moose cat in the dog crate.

"The illusive house tiger in captivity..."

I shared it on FB and people were all "why do you keep your cat in a cage?"
The door is open, he's just weird. And yes he's 20lbs. Yes he's been on a diet. No he doesn't loose any weight.

 

[Chickassan]

This face OMG!

 

[Sassysouth]

The first few days were ROUGH, but he was also in pain and so wobbly from the anesthesia AND not wanting to eat.

Now we are at day hmmmmmmmm. 20, 21?

He doesn’t seem to care any more.
I take it off for potty breaks and eating but then it goes right back on.

Also he’s crate-trained himself like a dog, in cooper’s puppy crate.
*Because we’ve had him (the cat) sleeping in our bedroom with us at night since his injury/surgery so I can listen for him.

He also loves the tiny crate that I actually bought for broody breaking a chicken a few years ago.

The funny thing is it sits on top of the big dog crate in the front hall.

That’s cooper’s crate and also his time out spot.

So if the dog gets put in time out the cat puts him self in time out “right upstairs” as a symbol of solidarity.

He’s in there now in fact.
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I love them!!!!!

 

[Sassysouth]

This face OMG!
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He is so intelligent. Look at him!

 

[Sassysouth]

@staceyj I have a picture of my giant moose cat in the dog crate.

"The illusive house tiger in captivity..."
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I shared it on FB and people were all "why do you keep your cat in a cage?"
The door is open, he's just weird. And yes he's 20lbs. Yes he's been on a diet. No he doesn't loose any weight.

Hahaha! Big Boy! How would keep you warm at night.