YEEAH
I am so glad he is feeling so well, i trust he will let Memphis know what is okay and what is not.

Boyfriend was like this.

Boyfriend did this too, after being starved from the day before.  He was
fine.  He licked the affected area for about 24 hours.  He had no stitches.
The vet who did it thinks the boys get over it better without them.

Boyfriend sends "you'll soon be fine" purrs for Phoenix.  He says this:
"Pheonix, I was very frited when my meowmie put me in a carrier and into the
moving thing.  I cried all da way, every minute.  Dat made meowmie feel bad.
Went to sleep, woke up, my bits were sore.  Not for long.
Meowmie came to get me.  I cry and cry all da way home.  Meowmie fink I in
awful pain and give me some salmon.  I larfed.
Get you meowmie to give you very nice food after you snip..  Tell her you
hurt a lot and she do it for defnat."

Boyfriend

Hooray, glad to know Phoenix came through the procedure well, and is safe at
home, again.  =o)

Melissa

HIya, Phoenix! Captain and Stanley here! Boy, we're glad to hear it.

We hope the TED people kept their promise to you better than they kept
their promise to US. Our Meowmy was getting ready to adopt us, and we went
to see the TED at the shelter first. TED told us we were gonna get a new
turd. Now, we don't know WHY they were gonna give us that, since we can
make 'em in the litterbox any time we want. But OK, humans want to give us
a present, who are we to say no?

But when we went in the room with TED, we waited and waited and got so
bored waiting we fell asleep. When we woke up, we were back in the cage at
the shelter and there was no sign of any new turd or any other present.
Maybe TED forgot. But then our new Meowmy picked us up a couple days
later, and took us to our new home. We've had lotsa presents since then.

So anyway, if the TED forgot to give you your new turd, make your Meowmy
give you presents instead. Meowmy-presents are more fun, anyway. :3

Purrs,

Captain and Stanley

YAY!  Purrs for Phoenix' quick snip recovery and for Memphis to be gentle in
the meantime.

Jill