doerscheln says:
I have the comfy collars, too. Of course it's still a collar and every cat and dog is happier without it but it makes it easier to eat, drink and sleep than the cones you usually get from the vets.
doerscheln says:
Great, Ambercat will be home tomorrow ! Btw. do you know the collars you can blow up ? https://www.amazon.de/Comfy-Collar-COMFY-COLLAR-M/dp/B00R197QPA/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8
iluvcats says:
So happy Ambercat will be home! I remember when my BUC had his blockage - it was so long ago - they had to use a "dog" cone and it was huge and I had to hand feed him because he couldn't get to his bowl. Thank goodness veterinary medicine has come a long way in 40 years. Continued prayers for Ambercat's comfort and recovery.
tilly1960 says:
thank you for your lovely comment, I just put 6 more pictures of Harley and simba, they were always together, they were best friends, they lived, played, eat, and slept together.
tele_mark says:
Ambercat was much less depressed when I went in this morning. The good news is he's coming home tomorrow morning. The bad news is he has to wear the collar for 10-14 days, and the catheter has to stay in that long too. So he's going to be confined to 1 room because he's going to be dripping from the catheter, and I don't want him rough housing while he's mending. It's going to be a tough 2 weeks.
tele_mark says:
And, at this point, the vet doesn't seem too concerned about the internal leak, so hopefully I'll get an update on that later today when I visit him.
tele_mark says:
The vet texted me this right before they closed and tucked Ambercat in for the night. This is apparently after his "bath" they give him daily to clean off the mess from the catheter, and he has his collar on for the night. Not too happy here! Vet said he's doing fine. Bringing him some of his food tomorrow along with another toy and a blanket they all sleep on.