Injured Ashley - and a tiny kitten
I didn't see Ashley all day on Friday which bothered me as it wasn't like her, and when I went out and called her, she cried and came running to be picked up. She wasn't at all happy and I could see she'd been in a fight so we took her to the vet. She had several scratches, but the worst was inside her right ear which had healed over the injury and would have abscessed. The vet (who called her doll and said she was a pretty little thing) washed it out and gave her some pain-killer and antibiotic injections, and some pills we have to dose her with.
Then we went back out to reception and that was where the tiny kitten was: a ginger one sitting on the counter beside the receptionist who said she brings it to work every day and carries it around in her pocket when she's not at her desk. So how could I resist? I played with the little ginger girl for a while, and she was just adorable, grabbing my fingers and biting them gently. She's older then she looks: she has hypothyroidism and should be twice the size by now. Someone brought her in to have her put down, but the receptionist decided to keep her (as I would have) and apparently she's growing now she's on some new tablets.
I want to go back and play with her again.
As for Ashley, she was much happier after the cleaning and injection and stayed inside for several hours on the heatpad. Today she's her normal self again, running around outside and rolling over with joy for a scritch when she sees me. :-)
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Our vet sometimes has a very cute little parakeet helping the receptionist, sometimes sitting on her shoulder or chewing on her pens :)
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Ashley is back to her old self which is a huge relief. Almost time to pill her and feed them all their evening soft food treat.
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I'm glad Ashley is feeling better!
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Ashley is heaps better and back to her old self, and taking her antibiotics well. She's a darling too; they all are. :-)
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Ginger kitty sounds cute... am glad she wasn't put down!
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Even if she doesn't have a long life, she'll have a very happy one. :-)
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Ashley has recovered really well and is her old self again. She's curled up on a chair near me. And Sebastian is playing mountain climbers all around the room.
Time for bed.
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Ashley is back to her old self, curled up in a snuggler nearby as I type.
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Ginger tiny thing...oh, I know your kind heart...how could you resist?
I look forward to a picture!
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Ashley is fine now, back to her old self, and even taking her pills well.
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I would love to have a tiny kitten at work, although possibly not where I work now
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The ginger kitten sounds so cute, how could they want to put the little mite down?
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I suppose the kitten was ill when she came in due to the hypothyroidism. She may grow a bit now she's on drugs and who knows how long they live with that condition but whatever happens, she's got a loving owner. And she was happy and playful and SOOOO CUTE!
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Awww adorable kitten!
There are 3 cats who live down the road I walk to on the way to the gym and every one of them runs away from me. Okay they run away from other people too but it was really disheartening when I was doing my best to appear non threatening. Then on Saturday walking back from the shops there was a black cat curled up outside the pub asleep. It woke up when I came over but completely ignored me and started washing itself. I miss cats who want to say hello to me.
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I usually get strange cats to let me say hello if I let them sniff my hand first. And if they don't, never mind. I don't think my cats would let someone they didn't know come up to them outside (which I'm glad about really) but they're very friendly when people come to our house.
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I'll have to call in at the vet when i pass just to see that cute little kitten. :-)