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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2007UPDATE 2 - Miss Lily Whiskers....SHE'S HOME!!
I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under her litter tray"... So, I went and got her. :) Tail is all bandaged up and padded, and she has to stay in. She came into the study, ate a huge bowl of food and then had a very long drink of water. She's now sitting on the windowsill in the study giving herself a bath. She is, however, not speaking to me! Every time I go to talk to her I get the evil kitty stare of death. I suspect it's going to be an interesting weekend... Thank you everyone for all the purrs and good thoughts. They helped really tremendously. This is the first time for a long time that one of the furries has been hospitalised over night, and I have to say, I *HATED* it. I suspect Lily hated it even more... We're back at TED on Monday for a check up and a removal of the bandages. She's Home!! Helen M >She is, however, not speaking to me! Every time I go to talk to her I >get the evil kitty stare of death. I suspect it's going to be an >interesting weekend... Glad to hear she's home and I am sure she will forgive you eventually Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs >I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Helen M Good to hear that Lily is home again and things are going the right way. Hugs and purrs, Elisabet > I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Helen M I'm so glad she's home. Purrs that she stays safe from now on and purrs for your fazled nerves and your bank balance.  SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk YAY!! Glad she's home, regardless of the kitty stare-of-death... Tripper gave me that after his one day stay at TED. I told him that if he hadn't left his urine sample all over the side of my computer rather than saving it for TED, he wouldn't have *had* to stay. That just got me the ear.....;) She'll get over it, and we're all still purring that her recovery goes quickly and as painlessly as possible! Chris, Tripper, Katie, Hazard and Oreo the feral > I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Helen M > I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under > her litter tray"... Awww.... at least she's home now! :) > She is, however, not speaking to me! Every time I go to talk to her I > get the evil kitty stare of death. I suspect it's going to be an > interesting weekend... Well, it is *your* fault she spent the night in that smelly place. SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com On Aug 31, 4:42 am, leoparduswei...@yahoo.co.uk wrote: > I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under > her litter tray"... I'm glad to hear that she is home and doing well. Poor baby having to stay overnight at the vet. Debbie dberry@mitre.org You rock miss lily! Jake and Molly >I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Helen M what wonderful news. Hopefully Miss Lily stays quiet until the tail is fully healed. We;'re happy to hear she and you are doing fine. Lily & her mama SignatureIrulan from the stars we come to the stars we return from now until the end of time. >I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Helen M <leopardusweidii@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message >I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under > her litter tray"... Sounds just like my Bandit, not a happy stayawayfromhome. Sorry I'm late on this, computer woes, but the crew is now purring for Miss Lily's rapid recovery. Best Wishes Gordon & the FF SO glad she is home! Get well quick Miss L. >I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Helen M > I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under > her litter tray"... > So, I went and got her. :) Tail is all bandaged up and padded, and she > has to stay in. She came into the study, ate a huge bowl of food and > then had a very long drink of water. She's now sitting on the > windowsill in the study giving herself a bath. > She is, however, not speaking to me! Every time I go to talk to her I > get the evil kitty stare of death. I suspect it's going to be an > interesting weekend... I'm glad she's home! And one benefit of a cat's short memory is that you will soon be forgiven. Poor girl! I wonder what happened to her, to cause this injury in the first place? Joyce >I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Helen M I'm glad she's home and doing well. It may take anything from hours to a couple of days, but I'm sure she will forgive you. Joy Dear Miss Lily Whiskers, In defending my territory, I once got the skin torn off my tail. Meowmie said it looked like I was a poodle, but I just gave her the feline stare of death. Then when the hair started to grow back, she said it looked like baby mice! I understand how you feel, but eventually you will have to forgive your Meowmie for leaving you in that awful place overnight. She feeds you, after all. I suggest sending her to Coventry for another couple of days and then forgiving her. She will continue to feed you, I'm sure, so don't give in too soon. Queen Cherry > I understand how you feel, but eventually you will have to forgive > your Meowmie for leaving you in that awful place overnight. She feeds [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Queen Cherry Dear Queen Cherry, Fangu for the advice but I gived in Quick. I wanted cuddles off mommy. I've been getting lots of lap cuddles when I ask. But don't worry, I've been getting her back by kneading her bladder when she's on the sofa and cuddling me! Miss Lily Whiskers. (Who has decided to not let her tail bother her and is being more obnoxious than usual.) > Fangu for the advice but I gived in Quick. I wanted cuddles off mommy. > I've been getting lots of lap cuddles when I ask. But don't worry, > I've been getting her back by kneading her bladder when she's on the > sofa and cuddling me! > Miss Lily Whiskers. (Who has decided to not let her tail bother her > and is being more obnoxious than usual.) Glad to hear you're doing better, Miss Lily! Joyce > I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Helen M Glad to hear she's home. She'll forgive you ... eventually! Sam > I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Helen M Yeah! I'm so glad to hear this :-) I'll never forget when my Circe (RB) lost an inch or two off his tail. DH (the first one) caught it in a door. I was hysterical, but Circe acted like "What the heck are you upset about?" He had the longest tail I'd ever seen on a cat in the first place, so the shorter version just looked like a normal cat tail. He did just fine, and I'm so glad Miss Lily Whiskers is going to be fine, too! Ginger-lyn SignatureHome Pages: http://www.spiritrealm.com/summer/ http://www.angelfire.com/folk/glsummer (homepage & cats) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~summer/index.htm (genealogy) http://www.movieanimals.bravehost.com/ (The Violence Against Animals in Movies Website) > I had a phone call from the vet this morning at 8.45am... "please can > you come and get your cat, she's fine and very miserable hiding under [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Helen M I'm sure she has forgiven you by now. Lots of purrs and best wishes, Polonca and Soncek
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