In the previous post we told the story of how our cat, Pinty, got himself into some trouble.
He ate something that just was not meant to be eaten. We all lived through some painful times to get him back to normal.
After ten days of having surgery to remove the object we were able to finally make it to the vet and have his stitches removed.
So happy now that our boy is back to his old self. Eating. Drinking. And best of all: asking for food.
YES!! 😻
Lia is back to playing with him and teasing him.
This was something I never want to go through ever again.
If there was a way to prevent cats from ever chewing on innapriate things I’d love to know. Because from what I saw, he is back to chasing and chewing on random stuff throughout the house.
Sigh…
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I love the shame of that bloated bald little belly. Just deserts for eating ‘something’ that was not meant to eaten……….
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hehe I know right… Poor little stinker likes to munch on stuff. Thanks for stopping by!
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I am glad he is doing well now.
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Us too! Thanks for stopping by!
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I am so glad kitteh Pinty is alright after surgery. Very scary. Makes me think of what my kitteh Rohke can get a hold of. Lots of meows and purrss for you and all the kittehs from both of us =^..^= ❤
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Thank you guys so much! We appreciate all meows n purrs! Crossing fingers he stays away from nibbling on these little things!
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Many meows and purrss from kitteh Rohke and me for you and purrrr balls.
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Aww thanks. The little man and I thank you n purr back. Purr purr 😹😻
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Anytime, my fellow kitty friend ❤
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Thanks for purrss back.
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That was quite an ordeal! Very worrisome but with a happy ending. Glad I did not read anything about it until today when all is well. No ribbons for you, Pinty!
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I know! Definitely no ribbons
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