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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / November 2005Poor Phoenix
How an indoor cat like Phoenix can be so accident prone, I shall never know. He has just come back from yet another trip to the vet, this time he has ruptured the knee ligament on a back leg. Even the vet has no idea what he did to do that much damage. Now he has to rest it so it can heal. He's lying around feeling sorry for himself, poor thing. we shall just have to spoil and fuss him rotten.  SignatureSandra aw, poor Phoenix. We will purr and pray that his leg gets better soon. Maybe you should wrap him in bubble wrap so he doesn't hurt himself anymore? ;) Lily & his mama Jazz, RB SignatureIrulan from the stars we come to the stars we return from now until the end of time > How an indoor cat like Phoenix can be so accident prone, I shall never > know. He has just come back from yet another trip to the vet, this time he > has ruptured the knee ligament on a back leg. Even the vet has no idea > what he did to do that much damage. Now he has to rest it so it can heal. > He's lying around feeling sorry for himself, poor thing. we shall just > have to spoil and fuss him rotten. very tempting to wrap him up in something! With a bill of over £160, I'm glad he's insured! He's currently asleep on a bean bag, all curled up looking very cute and innocent. Wouldn't dream of chasing his big friend all over the house at astonishing speed just now! SignatureSandra Man, he really is. You need ramps or something. Poor kitty. > How an indoor cat like Phoenix can be so accident prone, I shall never know. > He has just come back from yet another trip to the vet, this time he has > ruptured the knee ligament on a back leg. Even the vet has no idea what he > did to do that much damage. Now he has to rest it so it can heal. He's lying > around feeling sorry for himself, poor thing. we shall just have to spoil > and fuss him rotten. > How an indoor cat like Phoenix can be so accident prone, I shall never know. > He has just come back from yet another trip to the vet, this time he has > ruptured the knee ligament on a back leg. Even the vet has no idea what he > did to do that much damage. That's *very* unusual. Now dont get upset, but it has to be considered: maybe he's been abused? Lots and lots of healing purrs and best wishes for Phoenix, Polonca and Soncek > How an indoor cat like Phoenix can be so accident prone, I shall never know. > He has just come back from yet another trip to the vet, this time he has > ruptured the knee ligament on a back leg. Even the vet has no idea what he > did to do that much damage. Now he has to rest it so it can heal. He's lying > around feeling sorry for himself, poor thing. we shall just have to spoil > and fuss him rotten. hope the little one feels better :-) > Lots and lots of healing purrs and best wishes for Phoenix, > Polonca and Soncek [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> He's lying around feeling sorry for himself, poor thing. we shall just >> have to spoil and fuss him rotten.
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