Remember That Crazy Cat Lady Thing?
cats, Stupid things I do March 3rd, 2010
Do you remember the other day when I found out I’m that crazy lady who talks to herself and that I’m thisclose to being a crazy cat lady, too?
Well, we’re there.
I took my cat Lucky to the vet yesterday for dental work.
When I arrived at the office, I checked him in, along with three other people who brought pets in for some kind of surgery.
After I finished filling out paperwork, I delivered my cat to the receptionist who said “We’ll take him from here.”
Being the worrying type, I suddenly got a thought in my head that maybe with all the other cats there for surgery, the vet might mistake my cat for another and do the wrong procedure on him.
And then I didn’t want to give up my cat.
What if they do a microchip implantation? I didn’t ask for that!
What if they declaw him? No, no, no!
What if they try to remove a gall stone? He doesn’t have any!
And what if they think he’s in for what the poodle came for? I’m pretty sure Fluffy McFluffster was in for a botox treatment.
So I asked the assistant “How will you know what he’s here for? How will I know you’re working on the right cat?”
She assured me that he’d get an ID wrist band just like people get in a hospital and walked further back to the prep room.
I said “So you’ll put it on him?”
“Yes.” She kept walking.
“Like, you’ll put it on him right now?”
Her walking, walking, me following, following.
“Yes.”
Hey! Did she just roll her eyes at me?
“You will? Promise?”
[blink blink]
“Mrs. Frederick, I can guarantee you Lucky will get the right treatment.”
And then I left, happy in the knowledge that Lucky would have his teeth cleaned and cared for and I wouldn’t be picking up a clawless, plump-lipped cat with an incision for a gall stone that never existed.
He did come home with one less tooth, though. Sorry, dude. I could save you from the wrong surgery, but I couldn’t save you from this.
Stumble it!
March 3rd, 2010 at 7:16 pm
Poor Lucky. Tiger had to have one of his teeth removed last month, and was really unhappy for a day or so. Not AT ALL as unhappy as he’d been with the darn tooth, though. And once he discovered that there was only mushy canned food (i.e., crack cocaine) on the menu, he doesn’t even mind taking the antibiotics. I’ll be thrilled when I don’t have to feed him the mush any more, because I’m getting tired of two cats trying to kill (trip) me the moment I get home every day.
I hope Lucky feels better!
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March 3rd, 2010 at 7:16 pm
Aw. Poor Lucky…although he’s lucky to have such an attentive, bordering-on-type-A mommy.
LOVED the (blink, blink)! I could just picture it.
Did they send him home with the bracelet? With a fedora, you could “man” it up and it could become his signature “look”.
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March 3rd, 2010 at 7:17 pm
I feel your angst. I absolutely hate leaving my cats (and pre-cats, my dogs) at the Vets. I don’ stop worrying until I have them safely in my arms. It’s just awful, isn’t it?
Poor, Lucky. He wasn’t so lucky, was he?
Big hugs xo
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March 3rd, 2010 at 7:43 pm
The ‘Blink, blink’ got me too! Are you sure it’s Lucky you got back? Did you check – like, three or four times?
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March 3rd, 2010 at 8:16 pm
Crazy Cat Lady, Your not crazy, your a mom – oh yeah, same thing.
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March 3rd, 2010 at 8:39 pm
Oh, that’s definitely not that bad. It’s bad for Lucky of course.
I actually talk to my cat at the vet and tell her everything is okay and how she’ll be fine and that I love her. I try to walk her through all those check ups she has to get
March 3rd, 2010 at 8:48 pm
I’m glad Lucky has such a good mama! But sorry he had to lose a tooth. I hate teeths. They cause nothing but problems for every cat!
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March 3rd, 2010 at 8:51 pm
I never thought of that….huh…like what if they didn’t kill my cat but someone else’s and someone else was handled my drooling mess of a feline?
OK. That was a warped thought on my part. But I’m glad you followed the cat and made sure they had the right one. Doctors do it to people all the time…a friend of mine was getting her knee replaced and they started prepping the wrong knee. Eegad!
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March 3rd, 2010 at 9:43 pm
Are you going to put it under his pillow so the “cat nip fairy” leaves him a treat? I’m glad that you got the right cat back and they didn’t take out extra parts.
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March 3rd, 2010 at 10:27 pm
Awww. Poor Lucky! Hope he’s feeling better after his trip to the VET, and moreover I hope YOU are feeling better!
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March 4th, 2010 at 12:15 am
What? I thought he just went for a cleaning. So…did that tooth just fall out or something while they were brushing his teeth?
Also? “What if they try to remove a gall stone? He doesn’t have any!” <—-Bwa-HAHAHAHA!!!!!
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March 4th, 2010 at 1:32 am
I wish you hadn’t posted this. Now my human is going to be an even worse paranoid freak than she was before.
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March 4th, 2010 at 1:43 am
Awwww it’s nice that you were concerned about Lucky! Don’t worry, you’re not the only crazy cat woman
I cried the first time I dropped my cat off at the vet. I’m getting a little better now but it’s still hard trusting her health and wellbeing with someone else!
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March 4th, 2010 at 4:24 am
Hey he’s like one of those Hell’s Angels. Don’t they get nicknames that are the opposite of what they are. Like a huge, burly dude is called Tiny.
My immediate thought, when I learned that Lucky would have a hospital bracelet was, ‘That thing is gonna slide right off his front leg. His toes/hand-like part is the same size or smaller than the rest of his arm whereas our hands are larger than our wrists.
Then I wondered if they could somehow get it on his hind leg up where the thigh is, but realized we have the same issue — big on top, small on bottom gravity wins.
Unless they kept him on his back the whole time.
I’m glad to hear that he did just fine and dandy and came back with almost all of his parts intact. He does look *extremely* freaked out in that picture though.
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March 4th, 2010 at 5:22 am
Kelly — You’re luckier than me. He hates me now because somehow I’m the one that has to give the meds and he’s none too happy with me. One of our other cats who likes hard crunchers is mad because we aren’t putting that out until Lucky is all better. She goes into the pantry and tried to open the bag. Whatever. Deal with it, sister.
kathryn — I surprised myself that I got all Type A on her. But I was overcome with worry the very second I handed him to her in his carrier. He didn’t come home with the bracelet, but he did come home with a velcro cloth thingy over his arm where the IV and stuff went. He hated it and it came off within 12 hours. He did look pretty cute with it on. He was stylin’ (it was green and had happy faces on it).
Barb — I guess the problem is we’re usually with the cats for every other exam. I lost it a little when I realized I was not going to be with him the whole time. Nope, he wasn’t feeling very Lucky.
Babs Beetle — Our reunion was joyous! He was a little skittish to be back home, but it was him!
Sheila Sultani — Which is why I don’t have kids. I’d never survive any of it. I worry more than anyone I know. Couldn’t function. Not kidding.
Regan — You’re a good mommeh!
Daisy the Curly Cat — They do, don’t they!? I wish we could learn how to brush our cats’ teeths like your mama does for you. I bet it would keep them from having so many problems.
Lisa at Boondock Ramblings — OMG. I didn’t even THINK of that. And thank God because then that woman never would have gotten me out of there. And the knee thing — exactly what I was worried about. Isn’t it common now for doctors to ask the patient “Write which body part I’m working on with this permanent marker.” Hey, I’m all for over cautious.
Bernie — Oh, I LOVE the idea of a cat fairy for lost teeth! Yes, I shall do that. As soon as he can eat anything, he’ll get lots of treats. Right now, he’s still on mushy food.
meleah rebeccah – He’s better in a lot of ways, but he’s begun hissing at one of our other cats and that concerns me. He’s hissing at his best pallie and I don’t want them to be at odds now. Pray it’s just temporary!
Nanny Goats — We were hoping it was just a cleaning, but then the vet called to say she had to take x-rays because she suspected one tooth had to come out. I was so bummed.
Sparkle — I’m sorry. But you can help by not crying when you get there. Just purr to your heart’s content and then your human will feel much better.
Katie — Awww, you’re a nice kitteh mama. I remember crying when I took Lucky to his first vet visit because the shelter gave us wrong information about him. His checkup revealed that an infection he had might be fatal and I was so sick about it. Despite his lost tooth, he really is Lucky because he made it through that problem early in his life and has been fine ever since.
Cardiogirl — Ha! Yes, it’s just like a giant Tiny! I looked briefly at the wrist band and it was large. I suppose they could have put it elsewhere, but the only place would have been around his neck. I’m not certain where they put it, actually. But they did send him home with a cute-looking velcro wrist thingy to cover his shaved arm where he had the IV. It’s funny. That picture is one of many goofy shots I have of him. He looks like that all the time. He is a spaz.
March 4th, 2010 at 5:38 am
We don’t blame you one bit cat crazy Mom, for being worried. Our mom hates to take us to the vet. Glad it was just one tooth that was the problem. And we love our Mom even more when we get home because we are sure she rescued us from the vet.
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March 4th, 2010 at 6:16 am
The cat tooth fairy?? HAHA! what do you put under the pillow? some catnip? a mouse? tweety bird?
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March 4th, 2010 at 6:38 am
Ohhh….poor kitty
At least it was only one and not all them. Wouldn’t it be horrible to see a cat trying to gum dry catfood?
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March 4th, 2010 at 7:22 am
That’s one seriously wicked tooth! Who knew they were that long?
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March 4th, 2010 at 9:12 am
Well the obvious question is…what kinda of jewelry are you going to make with the tooth?
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March 4th, 2010 at 9:25 am
I will be hugely disappointed if you’re not wearing that tooth around your neck this morning by a long piece of dental floss.
A.
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March 4th, 2010 at 10:25 am
I’m pretty sure I have a Crazy Dog Mom rep at the vet’s office, even though I try to act normal when I’m there. They made me put a muzzle on one of my dogs once (he was a nipper before he came to live with us), and I cried like a baby. Now, they talk to me very gently, as if I could go off at any moment. Hopefully that won’t happen to you the next time you take one of your kittehs to the vet.
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March 4th, 2010 at 10:30 am
Botox for poodles? I’m glad your kitty didn’t come home with a new rack!
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March 4th, 2010 at 11:08 am
Too funny! Is that a tooth? You must wear it in a locket.
Why do vets always put quotation marks around pets names? As if that isn’t their real name? What? I don’t get it. It’s so demeaning. Of course it always makes me laugh when I think about the dogs or cats having last names. When I got divorced I went back to my maiden name, even considered changing the kids names so we all had the same last name (all three are different). Funny thing is the dog that ex#2 has has my last name. No one ever thought to petition the court to change it.
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March 4th, 2010 at 12:01 pm
Awww, poor Lucky. Does this make him Unlucky now?
At least he is lucky in his mommy.
I can understand your concern – I mean PEOPLE have gone in for operations and come out with the wrong leg removed.
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March 4th, 2010 at 12:01 pm
Ok, you crazy cat lady, I know how you feel. I’m like that about my dog! We do tend to treat them like our kids. So, did Lucky get a treat from the tooth fairy?
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March 4th, 2010 at 2:01 pm
You know I never ever thought of that – good, something else for me to get obsessive about – Thanks…
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March 4th, 2010 at 2:59 pm
I act the same way. My animals are my babies so when I take them in my mind goes nuts until they are back with me. Some call it crazy I call it love
March 4th, 2010 at 4:33 pm
We’re all going to the vet this week! I was there Monday with Lana Love my coughing, sputtering Boxer/Dane. It was nothing – maybe allergies. She hasn’t coughed since.
Was there Wednesday with Gengus Le Chat who we thought barely made it through the night. It was nothing – maybe a cat flu?
Stopped by the vet today to pick up the paperwork & rabies certificates for our five dogs. Need to make sure that everything is on the “up & up” with the dog license dept. Also, I missed them. A day without seeing the vet is a day without a bill.
No one is allowed to cough, sneeze, scratch or give me troubled looks for at least a week.
V.
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March 4th, 2010 at 5:18 pm
Okay, I will definitely PRAY that Lukcy’s hissing at his best pal is only temporary! <3
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March 4th, 2010 at 6:11 pm
No way. Did she really roll those eyes? I bet she sees way more crazy cat ladies than you!
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March 4th, 2010 at 7:43 pm
Typical mother!!! I recently had both carotid arteries rotor rooted and they did them at different times. When I woke up I had a huge x on my shoulder which they told me was how he knew which side to do so I think doctors of all kinds are being sure what they are to do.
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March 4th, 2010 at 9:28 pm
I totally understand. They’re our babies and I don’t care who calls me crazy. When my dog had to go in to get spayed, I actually camped out in the reception area for the whole day and made them keep bringing me updates. You’re a good cat mom.
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March 4th, 2010 at 10:43 pm
I had to cover Cat’s ears as I read this post.
March 5th, 2010 at 5:44 am
Marg — I agree. There is that moment of excitement when feline and human are reunited. After a few hours, Lucky rolled around in a frenzy when he got comfortable being home again. Or, maybe it was the good pain meds he got.
Linda — Lucky doesn’t go for catnip, oddly enough. But he does love his little baby sock and mousie. So, yeah, we can hide that for him and maybe give him a dollar so he can buy some of his favorite treats.
Lisa Alterity — Yes, it is sad to see that. Our elderly cat doesn’t have many teeth left, but the vet says cats do just fine eating without many teeth. I think because their tongues are made of sandpaper.
CatLadyLarew — I know! Looks like a saber tooth!
Cat Lady Diary — I should make something out of it, now that you mention it. It’d make a cool pendant, wouldn’t it?
Anna Lefler — I totally should. How many people do you think I can creep out in a day?
absepa — Sorry about the muzzle. Does it make you feel better to know we were going to have to start doing that if our other cat (RIP) hadn’t died? He was such an angry little man. Bit right through a technician’s rubber glove once.
wngl — That would have been sad, at first, but then hilarious.
Jen — It cracks me up every time I call about or have to bring in our cat Stinky. “I’m calling about Stinky Frederick.” I know they must giggled to themselves. I’d love to see you petition to have a dog’s name changed.
Pricilla — In a way, yes. But he’s getting such special treatment now, he feels Lucky again. Yes, I’ve heard of those rare cases when people have been the victim of a terrible hospital mistake. I can’t even think about it.
SuziCate — Lucky’s been getting snuggles round-the-clock and lots of extra “laser light” play time to get him active again. He loves it. And yes, he’ll get a lot of treats when he can chew 100% again. He’s still tentative when eating.
Grace — Sorry!
garrett bender — “Some call it crazy. I call it love.” You got that right!
Viveca from FatigueBeGone — Good grief! When it rains, it pours! Five dogs? You must always be at the vet’s! Sending good vibes your way. You need a break.
meleah rebeccah — It worked! He didn’t hiss or growl at Shadow at all last night! They’re slowly starting to hang out with each other again. Poor Shadow’s like “Dude! It’s just me. Don’t be hatin’ on me!”
Buggys — Not sure, but I wouldn’t doubt it. I would have rolled my eyes at me!
grannyann — I’m so glad to hear that. It might seem silly, but there’s no better way to be 100% sure, is there?
injaynesworld — OMG. That’s hilarious! I wanted to go back to the vet earlier than they wanted me there, just to be near Lucky. But I thought I shouldn’t because my face is probably already on the Crazy Wall in the back room.
ReformingGeek — Sorry! Please tell kitty nothing bad happens at the vet. Really.
March 5th, 2010 at 8:29 am
What if the wrist band fall into the wrong paws? That would be disasterous!
March 5th, 2010 at 2:03 pm
I’m with CatLadyLarew. Tooth necklace! It might bring you good luck!
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March 5th, 2010 at 3:44 pm
Sorry to hear that Lucky lost a tooth. I had the vet check my cat’s teeth the other day since he’s never had them cleaned. They looked pretty good. Because of his age (almost 13)and severe allergies (sneezing, coughing, runny nose), I don’t want him put under for a tooth cleaning. He has also just been diagnosed with diabetes, so we’ll probably be setting him up with shots. Going in for another check tomorrow. We’ve been using the same vet for over 20 years, and they all know us and our cats, so no worries there.
Hope Lucky knows how lucky he is!
March 5th, 2010 at 4:02 pm
nah. you sound pretty normal to me. nothin’ to worry about Kathy.
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March 5th, 2010 at 5:35 pm
If you named your cat Lucky…isn’t it guaranteed he would come out of it fine? At least your cat is passed the age where you would find out you had been referring to him as the wrong gender. Usually that’s the first vet appointment. At least you picked a unisex name and you don’t have a boy cat named Hilda or a female cat named Stanley. BTW, what is up with all the blogging cats that call themselves “man cats”. Is lucky simply a male cat or is he a “mancat?”
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March 5th, 2010 at 6:26 pm
Bruxism Kid — Don’t give me more to worry about or I’ll never take my cats to the vet again!
JD of I Do Things — I really would like to make a necklace out of it, but how? Are there any creative artists in the house?
Linda — Sorry about your poor kitty. Diabetes can be managed fine in pets, but it can be difficult to get used to injections (both parties). With patience and TLC, you’ll be fine.
this old man — Normal for me is a different kind of normal, isn’t it?
Chris at The Snack Hound — He really is a lucky cat. Only a few months after we got him from the SPCA, a serious virus moved through the facility and most of the cats living there died. I was heart-broken for them, but thrilled we saved our boy. Oh, Lucky is definitely not a man cat. He’s a total baby.
March 5th, 2010 at 7:22 pm
And I’m sure this cost you a pretty penny on top of it! I wouldn’t be so worried about the kitty having the wrong thing done (yeah that would bother me), but I wouldn’t want the bill on some of these procedures along with it!!!
Your kitty will be so much happier with that bad tooth out. I didn’t realize how bad my Grace was feeling until after she got it out. She was like a new cat! Who knew she was in so much pain?
I hope your kitty is feeling better today.
.-= Lin´s last blog ..The Metaphorical Robe =-.
March 5th, 2010 at 7:32 pm
hi Kathy,
A cat tooth necklace? Is that like wearing a rabbits foot, but instead of good luck it brings you something else… hmmm.
Glad to hear Lucky survived (minus a tooth) and is doing well.
Steve, the cat-loving trade show guru
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March 5th, 2010 at 10:55 pm
oh my gosh, what a funny story! i once had a cat that went in for his neuter surgery. when i picked him up his paperwork had a big red bad kitty face drawn on it. apparently he tried to bite several people. i amglad lucky is home and safe.
)
hugs,
puglette
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March 6th, 2010 at 11:44 am
I am so empathizing with you. I took my sweet Coquette in for what I thought was a stomach virus and she never returned. You are not a crazy cat lady; you are a Mom!
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March 6th, 2010 at 10:24 pm
Ut oh….Mom never thought about that! One good thing is our V-E-T office is small and they all know us purrsonally not like in a big people hospital where there are lots of strangers.
We’re happy Lucky’s dental went well. Losing one tooth isn’t so bad. Tamir lost a couple when he had his last dental and he does just fine. Maybe even TOO fine….
Sniffie and the Florida Furkids
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March 7th, 2010 at 7:29 am
Lin — Yep. $750. Ouch. Yes, despite feeling bad about a lost tooth, we feel much better knowing he has a healthier mouth. (And it doesn’t stink so much now!)
Cat-Loving Trade Show Guru Steve — I hadn’t thought about a necklace until so many of you suggested it. It’d be cool to have it hang directly from a chain, but I’m sure the tooth wouldn’t survive being drilled through. We’re mulling over our options.
puglette — We had a cat like that too. Toward what would be the end of his life (his death was sudden, cancer), we were told by the vet he needed to be sedated before we brought him in again. Seems he liked to take bites out of the arms of technicians. The last couple visits, he had to be muzzled. Poor baby.
Patricia — I’m so sorry. We were in the same boat (see comment immediately above). It was a shock to my husband and me.
Sniffie and the Florida Furkids — I bet you don’t mind going the V-E-T then! Yeah, many cats who lose teeth do just fine eating. They find a way, for sure. Hey, if I lost all my teeth, I’d find a way to “gum it.”
March 8th, 2010 at 6:53 am
I thought of your crazy cat lady post at the store yesterday. One lady was standing there talking to the shelves. “Don’t they sell Nutriva anymore? I guess not! I go away for two weeks and LOOK WHAT HAPPENS.” I cleared my throat and pointed. She wandered off, “Wow, I’m totally blind! It was right there…”
I found her parked near to me, talking to her car. Decided it was time to get out of there.
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March 9th, 2010 at 2:17 pm
Oh poor Lucky! Not living up to the name, eh?
You kill me with your questions… and no, I’m sure the vet assistant didn’t really roll her eyes at you….
Really.
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March 10th, 2010 at 5:52 am
wth, that’s looks like a saber tooth cat’s tooth. wow. really? no.
um did i read that right. 750. american dollars? seriously. do cat need teeth?
March 10th, 2010 at 6:56 pm
I need to take toby to the vet, he has stinky breath, but in today’s economy struggles, I am afraid they will rake me over the coals…How do you know if you are being taken? The tooth looks perfectly healthy?? Hmmm…go in for cleaning and then it’s xrays and teeth pulling..cha-ching, cha-ching…how do we trust our vets???
March 12th, 2010 at 8:54 am
I totally know where you are coming from with this, I can’t help but worry when I have to leave my animals at the vet.
I am sure Lucky is happy to have you as his Crazy Cat Lady.
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March 19th, 2010 at 9:37 pm
Oh Lucky, I am so sorry to hear that you lost that valuable fang! Did you use it on the cold-hearted tech who snatched you from your mom’s protective arms? Good for you!
“She” worries like your mom and has often been concerned about how exactly they will get the surgery/procedure matched with the cat, I mean victim. “she” never even considered the poodle scenario. Of course, being the cat victim, I certainly had thought of it. Do you think now is the time to convince the moms that a tattoo has become more than the look, but a necessity
Or maybe an ear piercing to a name identifying tag?!?
Well I certainly hope that you are recovering well – I have no doubt that you are getting lots of love! That always helps!
Romeo – the ferocious cat and “her”
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