pmgr111 says:
I was expecting that, new it would be a hefty bill. I call Arturro my thousand dollar cat because that's about what I spent to finally have them figure out that he was allergic to grain. A previous cat, Gwen, cost me a lot more, almost 2 thousand when she had to have a cancer tumor removed that developed from her rabies vaccine. Oh how we love our pets.

agroshong says:
ouch

tele_mark says:
Good Morning Bandit!

doerscheln says:
It absorbs the liquid very well, the cats don't have to sleep in wet baskets or on wet pillows.

doerscheln says:
Well, I've tried diapers for Willi, too when he had the runs so bad that he was dripping. It didn't work, he hated it. Then I bought this :https://www.amazon.de/Tierunterlage-Krankenunterlage-Einmalunterlagen-Gr%C3%B6%C3%9Fe-lagig/dp/B008LD9LVW/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8

doerscheln says:
Very good and brave Ambercat !

doerscheln says:
We should feed our cats with mice......

tele_mark says:
The results of two 12 pound bags of Blue Buffalo Wilderness Chicken Recipe Grain-Free Dry Cat Food over less than two months. I was extremely lucky only one cat in four was effected. Feel free to share far and wide.

Eli says:
Hi Poppy, you are beautiful!!

Eli says:
So good that Ambercat is home! He will heal much better here than in a strange place.

tilly1960 says:
digging for his ball in the snow

tilly1960 says:
fun in the snow

tilly1960 says:
simba's really having fun rolling around in the snow

tele_mark says:
I let him go down by the stove until he came upstairs, then back into the room.

tele_mark says:
Catheter puddle forming....

tele_mark says:
The cat diapers did not work, so he is restricted to the prepared room for the 10-14 days with limited time out. He is heeding the Dr's request for minimal activity now. He sleeps most of the time and is really being very good.

pmgr111 says:
Plenty of snoozing going on. Glad that you're home Ambercat.

scrappy says:
So glad he's well enough to come home! When he stops smelling funny to the others, let the games begin...maybe he should just be with Floppy to stay nice and calm! 😤

tele_mark says:
He's not supposed to exert himself much for 10 days........ The cone is on primarily to keep him away from the catheter, which is stitched in. The incision they made to open him up is pretty small. The resting part is going to be pretty much undoable though.

pmgr111 says:
Does he have restrictions other than wearing the cone? When my cat had stitches she had the cone so she couldn't get at the stitches. I had to keep my other cat away from her too for the same reason.