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13.11.2015 19:13
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Claire says:
Claire relaxing at home after her morning with the vet. The lump was drained, and there were 3 or 4 squamous cells visible under the microscope. The vet said this likely means nothing, but is erring on the side of caution, and sending a sample out to the lab for a closer look. Could be a week for results to come back. So not out of the woods quite yet.
Claire says:Claire relaxing at home after her morning with the vet. The lump was drained, and there were 3 or 4 squamous cells visible under the microscope. The vet said this likely means nothing, but is erring on the side of caution, and sending a sample out to the lab for a closer look. Could be a week for results to come back. So not out of the woods quite yet.
13.11.2015 09:49
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12.11.2015 09:24
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12.11.2015 09:22
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doerscheln says:
Almost the whole cat family chilling and playing together. Does the white boy Mark still belong to your family ? It's some time ago I have seen his pic.
doerscheln says:Almost the whole cat family chilling and playing together. Does the white boy Mark still belong to your family ? It's some time ago I have seen his pic.
11.11.2015 23:11
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Claire says:
Claire saw the vet who says based on the way the lump feels she very much doubts that it is anything serious. She thinks it feels more like a pocket of fluid than a solid mass. She's thinking maybe a cyst, or a broken blood vessel. I'm dropping her off Friday for half a day so they can use a needle to drain it, and check out the results under the microscope
Claire says:Claire saw the vet who says based on the way the lump feels she very much doubts that it is anything serious. She thinks it feels more like a pocket of fluid than a solid mass. She's thinking maybe a cyst, or a broken blood vessel. I'm dropping her off Friday for half a day so they can use a needle to drain it, and check out the results under the microscope
11.11.2015 18:39
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tele_mark says:
All of them are allowed up on the counter. But, the stove has always been off limits of course. The older cats learned it at an early age, and even Storm in Mikesch learned very well and quickly. Ambercat is the first cat that has been impossible to teach. We'll see how the foil works.
tele_mark says:All of them are allowed up on the counter. But, the stove has always been off limits of course. The older cats learned it at an early age, and even Storm in Mikesch learned very well and quickly. Ambercat is the first cat that has been impossible to teach. We'll see how the foil works.
11.11.2015 09:33
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Claire says:
Ambercat, you stubborn little mule! The only thing I ever gave Claire a verbal scolding in an angry raised voice about was getting up on kitchen surfaces. Once in a blue moon she'll have a lapse, but for the most part she got the message. But she never turned on burners like Pyrocat! That's downright diabolical...LOL!
Claire says:Ambercat, you stubborn little mule! The only thing I ever gave Claire a verbal scolding in an angry raised voice about was getting up on kitchen surfaces. Once in a blue moon she'll have a lapse, but for the most part she got the message. But she never turned on burners like Pyrocat! That's downright diabolical...LOL!
