thefadedone
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Pregnant Cat
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Yay!
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Pixel is recovering perfectly, absolutely no issues at all. We've got a follow-up today. She's already back to her mischievous old self - which is kind of bad because she's supposed to be resting, not jumping around! It's such a relief to see her doing so well 
thefadedone
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Wonderful!
Yeah, the whole "Don't let her jump up onto things, or down from things" bit only works with cats if you have a room from which you have removed all furniture, lol.
Yeah, the whole "Don't let her jump up onto things, or down from things" bit only works with cats if you have a room from which you have removed all furniture, lol.
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When we were told not to let her jump on things the vet was laughing, apparently she'd been a bit naughty pre-surgery so they knew what a little jumping bean she can be. But they obviously had to tell us anyway.
The check-up went well, her temperature is a teensy bit high and the area around the incision is a little inflamed (understandable), but she's the picture of health otherwise
gotta focus on getting her to gain weight soon, I thought she was a healthy weight but that turned out to be part pregnancy, and she's actually a little under.
CrazyCatLady
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Sorry to be so naive here. But is this like a kitty abortion? If so I totally get what everyone is saying about not wanting more kittens in the world and I'm not against it. Sorry if I got this wrong though xxx
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