Yeah, the subject line doesn't really scan. Bite me.
So Hitlercat got something stuck in her mouth last night. I tried to see what it was, but the effort was largely fruitless; she was getting stressed out from my examination, I was singularly unsuccessful, and she accidentally bit me during the process (entirely my fault, I assure you--I had a finger jammed in the back of her mouth, and she mewed and struggled and closed her mouth before I could retrieve it in time). ANYWAY. I decided to give it a night to see if it cleared by itself like these sorts of things have in the past, but when I got home this morning, she was still pawing her mouth and licking her chops. Time for the doctor!
I called my froofy hippie vet and asked for the soonest available opening. They said there was a 5:30 p.m. cancellation, could I make that? Ooh, PERFECT, said I. Then when I explained the situation, they said "Nope, bring her in NOW, because it sounds like she's in discomfort."
I love my vet. Seriously.
Also, I'm so lucky that my cats love their pet carrier. I opened the carrier up, put a towel in, and Hitler walked right in and snuggled down while I closed the door.
(Yes, there are MANY jokes you could make about this. Consider them made, mmkay, with the *ba-dum-tish* flourish at the end.)
I'll keep you posted on the exciting details of my cat's health. Try not to pass out from the excitement.
So Hitlercat got something stuck in her mouth last night. I tried to see what it was, but the effort was largely fruitless; she was getting stressed out from my examination, I was singularly unsuccessful, and she accidentally bit me during the process (entirely my fault, I assure you--I had a finger jammed in the back of her mouth, and she mewed and struggled and closed her mouth before I could retrieve it in time). ANYWAY. I decided to give it a night to see if it cleared by itself like these sorts of things have in the past, but when I got home this morning, she was still pawing her mouth and licking her chops. Time for the doctor!
I called my froofy hippie vet and asked for the soonest available opening. They said there was a 5:30 p.m. cancellation, could I make that? Ooh, PERFECT, said I. Then when I explained the situation, they said "Nope, bring her in NOW, because it sounds like she's in discomfort."
I love my vet. Seriously.
Also, I'm so lucky that my cats love their pet carrier. I opened the carrier up, put a towel in, and Hitler walked right in and snuggled down while I closed the door.
(Yes, there are MANY jokes you could make about this. Consider them made, mmkay, with the *ba-dum-tish* flourish at the end.)
I'll keep you posted on the exciting details of my cat's health. Try not to pass out from the excitement.