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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / October 2006My stoic little Harry
From the vet when he first saw Harry, I learned he had mouth ulcars and abscessed teeth. A shot of cortisone and antibiotics got him going, despite vet later revealing he didn't expect him to last another 2 days. Yesterday he had 3 teeth pulled, and just 3 hours later he was standing in his cage; when he got home you wouldn't know anything had gone on, he was hungry as usual but inh my lap after attention; no wobbly legs, no hiding, all I can figure is he's been in pain so long, what's new? -- "In 2005, the refining margin...has exceeded $20 per barrel, far above the long-term average of $6. That has meant record profits for oil companies and refiners" NYT 2005/09/11 > From the vet when he first saw Harry, I learned he had mouth ulcars and > abscessed teeth. A shot of cortisone and antibiotics got him going, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > wobbly legs, no hiding, all I can figure is he's been in pain so long, > what's new? Sending purrs for Harry to have a good recovery. MLB > From the vet when he first saw Harry, I learned he had mouth ulcars and > abscessed teeth. A shot of cortisone and antibiotics got him going, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > wobbly legs, no hiding, all I can figure is he's been in pain so long, > what's new? Sending good health purrs for Harry. Bad teeth can really hurt. Best wishes. MLB > From the vet when he first saw Harry, I learned he had mouth ulcars and > abscessed teeth. A shot of cortisone and antibiotics got him going, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > wobbly legs, no hiding, all I can figure is he's been in pain so long, > what's new? Awww poor Harry!!! I bet he will feel lots better now though. Grant had 5 teeth out. The only reason they kept him is they weren't sure he was enough recovered frm the anesthesia to go home, but he was so mellow the third day they figured he was in shut down mode. I was supposed to keep him on soft baby food for a few days but he was SO hungry. He didn't act like his mouth hurt him at all and he never had trouble with his gums after his teeth were pulled. This will be very good for Harry in the long run. > From the vet when he first saw Harry, I learned he had mouth ulcars > and abscessed teeth. A shot of cortisone and antibiotics got him [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > after attention; no wobbly legs, no hiding, all I can figure is he's > been in pain so long, what's new? Poor Harry, lots of purrs for him. It's amazing how they can hide their pain.  SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > From the vet when he first saw Harry, I learned he had mouth ulcars and > abscessed teeth. A shot of cortisone and antibiotics got him going, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > wobbly legs, no hiding, all I can figure is he's been in pain so long, > what's new? Poor Harry! I'm glad he's had treatment, and I'm sure he'll feel a lot better soon. Purrs for a quick recovery (though it sounds like he's already had that!) Joyce >From the vet when he first saw Harry, I learned he had mouth ulcars and >abscessed teeth. A shot of cortisone and antibiotics got him going, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >wobbly legs, no hiding, all I can figure is he's been in pain so long, >what's new? The pain and infection can nullify the anesthesia to an extent. But extraction pain afters is nothing to the abcess pain he has been under. Getting rid of that infection will see him making leaps and bounds toward helath and well-being. Purrs for a loving little boy. -- CATherine Belated purrs being sent by the pack > From the vet when he first saw Harry, I learned he had mouth ulcars and > abscessed teeth. A shot of cortisone and antibiotics got him going, [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > the long-term average of $6. That has meant record profits for oil > companies and refiners" NYT 2005/09/11 > From the vet when he first saw Harry, I learned he had mouth ulcars and > abscessed teeth. A shot of cortisone and antibiotics got him going, [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > the long-term average of $6. That has meant record profits for oil > companies and refiners" NYT 2005/09/11 Great news! Lots of purrs and best wishes, Polonca and Soncek |
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