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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / August 2005Purrs for Tycho
My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick > hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. > However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in > (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor > Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. Purring for a hairball!!! MLB > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick > hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. > However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in > (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor > Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. Of course. Here's hoping all turns out well. helen s > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily > thick hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to > be worse. However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she > took him in (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would > be great. Poor Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. Purrs on the way for Tycho.  SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. Purrs and prayers for Tycho to be ok. Lily & her mama Jazz, RB SignatureIrulan from the stars we come to the stars we return from now until the end of time > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick > hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. > However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in > (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor > Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick > hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. > However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in > (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor > Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. Purrs and positive thoughts for your fur baby... Many purrs for Tycho! Hope he passes that hairball and has no further problems! Christine > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick > hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. > However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in > (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor > Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick > hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. > However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in > (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor > Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. Poor Tycho. Hope he gets better soon. He's the big beautiful orange boy, isn't he? How do they wash a hairball out? Sherry > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. Purrs for Tycho. May it be as the words of the Chinese proverb: "This too will pass." G & the FF Lots and lots of purrs for Tycho to recover soon and completely, SignaturePolonca & Soncek > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick > hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. > However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in > (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor > Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. >My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big >hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick >hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. >However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in >(unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor >Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. Purr on the way for Tycho to get rid of the hairball, and Petrus not to miss him too much while he's at TEDS SignatureSteve Touchstone, faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Spot with loving memories of Rocky (RB) stouchst@JUNKsirinet.net [remove Junk for email] Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html >> My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big >> hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Purr on the way for Tycho to get rid of the hairball, and Petrus not > to miss him too much while he's at TEDS Mom called this a.m. and he has not gone yet so he has to stay longer :( I sure hope he poops for them soon. Poor baby. >>> My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a >>> big hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Mom called this a.m. and he has not gone yet so he has to stay longer > :( I sure hope he poops for them soon. Poor baby. Continuing purrs. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. >>> My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big >>> hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Mom called this a.m. and he has not gone yet so he has to stay longer :( I > sure hope he poops for them soon. Poor baby. Purrs to Tycho from Rusty. >>> My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big >>> hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >Mom called this a.m. and he has not gone yet so he has to stay longer :( I >sure hope he poops for them soon. Poor baby. Pooping purrs for Tycho! Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh My Blog: http://www.humanitas.blogspot.com Mom went and visited and took him some of his food and a dirty old catnip toy he likes. She is so depressed and he thought he was coming home. They think they might be getting somewhere with the enemas as they are meeting "some resistance". I still don't see how that will help with the hair in the stomach. I'm really worried about this. So more purrs are definitely needed. He will have to stay another night. :( > So more purrs are definitely needed. > He will have to stay another night. :( Poor kitty, good thoughts headed his way for a quick, complete recovery. Candace >. I'm really worried about this. So more purrs are definitely needed. More purrs, doggy-wags, and good wishes that Tycho will soon be well again. Extra purrs for your mom. Jeanne Lots of purrs still coming, Karen! Christine > Mom went and visited and took him some of his food and a dirty old catnip > toy he likes. She is so depressed and he thought he was coming home. They > think they might be getting somewhere with the enemas as they are meeting > "some resistance". I still don't see how that will help with the hair in the > stomach. I'm really worried about this. So more purrs are definitely needed. > He will have to stay another night. :( > Mom went and visited and took him some of his food and a dirty old > catnip toy he likes. She is so depressed and he thought he was coming [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > more purrs are definitely needed. He will have to stay another night. > :( Intensifying purrs for Tycho. Purrs for your mom. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. > Mom went and visited and took him some of his food and a dirty old catnip > toy he likes. She is so depressed and he thought he was coming home. They > think they might be getting somewhere with the enemas as they are meeting > "some resistance". I still don't see how that will help with the hair in the > stomach. I'm really worried about this. So more purrs are definitely needed. > He will have to stay another night. :( Aww, purrs for poor Tycho. I hope he can feel better and go home very soon. Purrs for you and your mom and Petrus too. ------ Krista Continued purrs and best wishes for poor Tycho and his worried family, SignaturePolonca & Soncek > Mom went and visited and took him some of his food and a dirty old catnip > toy he likes. She is so depressed and he thought he was coming home. They > think they might be getting somewhere with the enemas as they are meeting > "some resistance". I still don't see how that will help with the hair in the > stomach. I'm really worried about this. So more purrs are definitely needed. > He will have to stay another night. :( >Mom went and visited and took him some of his food and a dirty old catnip >toy he likes. She is so depressed and he thought he was coming home. They >think they might be getting somewhere with the enemas as they are meeting >"some resistance". I still don't see how that will help with the hair in the >stomach. I'm really worried about this. So more purrs are definitely needed. >He will have to stay another night. :( I hope there's some good progress today on Tycho. > Mom went and visited and took him some of his food and a dirty old catnip > toy he likes. She is so depressed and he thought he was coming home. They [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > needed. > He will have to stay another night. :( Purrs on the way for Tycho. Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe >My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big >hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick >hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. >However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in >(unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor >Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. Purrs a-comin' for Tycho. Ginger-lyn Home 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) Purrs on the way. Ann Signatureread Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/ see pictures of Sam at http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ann791/my_photos > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick > hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. > However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in > (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor > Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick > hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. > However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in > (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor > Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. Many, many purrs coming for Tycho. SignatureMarina, Frank and Miranda. In loving memory of Nikki. marina (dot) kurten (at) iki (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki Awwww...how is he doing now? Sincerely, Jen, Spot, Girly, and George >> My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big >> hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Many, many purrs coming for Tycho. My purrs for Tycho will be coming. I've had Peepers have hairball problems a few times and everytime it caused a great deal of worry while he was away. I've been successful with a lot of extra brushing in keeping him out of the vet hospital for 2 years now. Larry Osborne > Awwww...how is he doing now? > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> >>Many, many purrs coming for Tycho. > My moms cat Tycho has to stay at the vet while they try to wash a big > hairball (we hope) out of his stomach. He does have extraordinarily thick > hair. I am just hoping it is not like my Grant and turn out to be worse. > However, he was just acting lethargic, and that is why she took him in > (unlike Grant's projectile vomiting). So any purrs would be great. Poor > Petrus would be LOST without his buddy. Don't have a purrer at the moment but my thoughts and prayers are with you. Judith SignatureJudith Latham Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK. "Judith Latham" <judith@nospam.mightyoak.org.uk> wrote in message > Don't have a purrer at the moment but my thoughts and prayers are with you. > > Judith No purrer at all???!! |
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