Not long ago we had a cat "Pandora" pass away. She was almost 17 years old. Sh
had been weak and listless the last couple weeks. Sadly, she jumped up in my lap to lay down and snuggle. Twenty minutes later passed away in my lap. :-( It seemed like she knew it was her time and didn't want to go alone.
Acquired a new cat "Cali". Short for Calico which she is. She is/was a farm
cat. A whole different attitude. Didn't even see her for the first three days
as she hid. Thankfully she had gotten more friendly and more social. She is still sensitive to sudden noises and movements. And has a propensity to chew on toes. :-) And hasn't learned to use discretion when it comes to the use of
claws. Took her in for shots and she has an upcoming appointment to be spayed.
Been in heat the last week. That poor cat sounds like she is dying.
Oh yeah, been there with cats that needed spaying :) Hope you enjoy your new kitty :)
It seemed like she knew it was her time and didn't want to go alone.
Been in heat the last week. That poor cat sounds like she is dying.
Oh yeah, been there with cats that needed spaying :) Hope you enjoy your new JK>kitty :)
Oh yeah, been there with cats that needed spaying :) Hope you enjoy your new >> kitty :)
I know this is a cats echo, but I want to make a point. :)
My late wife, Janice, loved dachshunds, and got me partial to them.
But she got the males, because even though they pee all over everything
to mark their territory, it is CHEAPER to neuter a male, than to spay a female. I know that's the case with dogs, but would think it's the same
with cats.
Anyway, the dachshund Janice and I got 3 months after our first one
had to be put down, was taken to this grooming and boarding facility, as Janice and I were going out of town for the weekend. He was black and
tan with silver dapple (which is rare, only 1 out of 100
whelpings)...and the vet tech fell in love with him.
She exclaimed "Oh!! He's adorable!!". Then, (to the dog), she asks
"Are we neutered??".
Without missing a beat, Janice popped off with "No, but my husband is!!"...and the vet tech grinned, saying "Yeah, mine is, too".
I was so red!! :P
I think they have to be at least 8 weeks old before they can be spayed
or neutered.
Hi Daryl,
It's ok to discuss any pet here (except maybe pet rocks) :)
It sure is... much cheaper.
I was so red!! :P
hahaha :)
Could be.. it's been a while since any of our guys had to be neutered.
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