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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / November 2004I got LumpyNeck
I caught Lumpy Neck in the trap this AM! She'll go to the vet today. I'll let you know how she makes out. This is good. Still working on OneEye, but Lumpy needs medical attention just as much. More than just 'routine maintnenance and check ups like the others. > I caught Lumpy Neck in the trap this AM! She'll go to the vet today. > I'll let you know how she makes out. This is good. Still working on > OneEye, but Lumpy needs medical attention just as much. More than just > 'routine maintnenance and check ups like the others. Awesome!! I'm rooting for One-Eye...  Signature-- ~kaeli~ I do whatever my Rice Krispies tell me to. http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace >I caught Lumpy Neck in the trap this AM! Carl, you really have to get a bit more creative with these names. Next thing you know you will have a black cat named Midnight, a gray one named Smokey and an orange one named Pumpkin. :-) teri >>I caught Lumpy Neck in the trap this AM! > Carl, you really have to get a bit more creative with these names. > Next thing you know you will have a black cat named Midnight, a gray > one named Smokey and an orange one named Pumpkin. :-) > teri Actually he's been quite creative for an arrogant cretin, otherwise the three kittens he just had declawed would be named Stumpy I, Stumpy II, and Stumpy III. I'd wager one day they will all be called homeless, unfortunately. Perhaps as soon as wifey notices that they shed on his precious furniture. >>I caught Lumpy Neck in the trap this AM! >Carl, you really have to get a bit more creative with these names. >Next thing you know you will have a black cat named Midnight, a gray >one named Smokey and an orange one named Pumpkin. :-) Since their all white, I'm trying to use names that simply identify them. >Since their all white, I'm trying to use names that simply identify them. Ah... otherwize there would be a Snowball or Casper out there eh? Kidding, Carl, kidding. Good for you for helping them! teri > >Since their all white, I'm trying to use names that simply identify them. > Ah... otherwize there would be a Snowball or Casper out there eh? > Kidding, Carl, kidding. Good for you for helping them! > teri And good for them that he won't be keeping them, as they may not have their toes lopped off. >And good for them that he won't be keeping them, as they may >not have their toes lopped off. Mary repeat after me, "Because of Carl, several cats (including one with a potentially serious, if not life threatening condition) are better off." Can you do that? I didn't think so. > I caught Lumpy Neck in the trap this AM! Well done. What a rush, ain't it? Next payday you'll be in a sporting goods store buying camo outfits and cold weather gear for those all-nighters! She'll go to the vet today. > I'll let you know how she makes out. This is good. Still working on > OneEye, but Lumpy needs medical attention just as much. More than just > 'routine maintnenance and check ups like the others. Could be an abscess. From the looks of her pictures, she looks otherwise pretty healthy. >Could be an abscess. From the looks of her pictures, she looks otherwise >pretty healthy. The hope is that it's an abcess and easily treatable. I can tell you she is very active and elusive, and not at all lethargic. She also has a very healthy appetite. I was actually suprised to get her. The trap was in a spot that wasn't really her terretory. |
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