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Gracie here. It was a frustrating week for the peep. It was all about the food. She is working to get Gus on a urinary track diet but to make it work, all the cats (except me) must eat it. … Continue reading
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Gracie here. The last few weeks have been full of Gus drama. To get any attention, I had to barf every day and be creative about the placement. The peep stepped in it twice and had new words to say. … Continue reading
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It’s the peep again. Gracie is taking a sabbatical of sorts but promised to return next week. Gus went back to the vet to get his stitches out this week. (Back story – Man cat Gus had surgery two weeks … Continue reading
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It’s the peep today. Gus is doing well. He finished the last of the pain medications yesterday and seems to be ok. He is able to jump up on everything and bang his cone for attention. (He learned that fast!) … Continue reading
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Gus had his surgery on Wednesday. We picked him up after an overnight stay. I almost cried when I saw him. They shaved a portion of his back and half of his tail. This was overkill. The surgery was under … Continue reading
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We took our manly cat Gus to the vet for surgery today. He was scheduled for a 7:15 a.m. drop off with no food after midnight. Before I went to bed, I picked him up to isolate him in our … Continue reading
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Gracie here. The peep wants me to talk about food and all the commotion that goes on. I will but first next Wednesday is Gus’s surgery. We are all hoping for the best. Don’t tell him but I like the … Continue reading
Gracie here. Gus has his surgery date. It’s Valentine’s Day, February 14th. Not my kind of celebration. Peep is her normal nuts. This morning I had to make biscuits in my blankie to calm her down. Gus is doing well … Continue reading
Background: Gus has had three episodes of urinary track blockage (idiopathic cystitis) in the last six months. When it happens, it’s a medical emergency. It requires finding an available veterinarian who can see him asap. Non-treatment would end in death. … Continue reading
Gracie here. The peep has had an exhausting week so she asked me update you. Gus is stable waiting for his surgical consultation on Tuesday. The peep is not so stable (but is she ever?). We are all hoping for … Continue reading
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